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White sea foam fills the gap between two sandstone outcrops at Kalbarri as waves break during a clearing late-autumn storm.
Kalbarri, Western Australia · April 2019

Breakers Through the Rock Gap

Evening on the Kalbarri headland as a storm passes. White sea foam collects in the gap between sandstone outcrops, lit by the last light above the clearing clouds.

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Nikon D800E17mmf/81/13sISO 1002 April 2019
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