Streaks of orange and violet cloud extend over smooth granite boulders at Coles Bay as long-exposure surf laps the rocks at sunset. — East Coast Tasmania, Tasmania · April 2022

Clouds Over the Granite Shore

Sunset at Coles Bay, April 2022. Orange and violet cloud swept across a wide sky above the granite shore, warm light catching the rocks as the low-angle perspective brought the ocean to a thin band at the horizon.

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Nikon D85014mmf/81/1sISO 6415 April 2022

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