A wave crashes against the layered rock at Spoon Bay, Central Coast, sending white spray skyward in summer morning light. — Central Coast, New South Wales · February 2016

Morning Wave at Spoon Bay

A large set wave hit the Spoon Bay platform on the morning of 19 February, the impact lifting white spray above the rock face. Kelp debris on the platform stones marks an active sea.

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Nikon D60030mmf/81/100sISO 10019 February 2016

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