Rugged granite boulders at the shore of Coles Bay, Tasmania, with ocean water smoothed by long exposure beneath a pink and orange morning sky. — East Coast Tasmania, Tasmania · April 2022

Granite Shore at Morning Tide

Granite boulders occupy the foreground at Coles Bay, the water between them smoothed to a flat plane by a long exposure. Above, the sky was streaked with pink and orange in the morning light over the Freycinet coast, late April.

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Nikon D85014mmf/83sISO 6415 April 2022

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