Breaking waves with white foam below amber cumulus clouds over the Byron Bay coast, NSW, winter morning. — New South Wales, Australia · June 2021

Morning Surf Under Amber Cloud

Byron Bay, winter morning, June 2021. Warm amber light from textured cumulus clouds caught the white foam of the breaking waves, the dark blue water beneath the crests contrasting with the lit sky above.

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