A powerful wave breaks against dark layered coastal rock and sends spray high into the air while smooth water flows over the foreground stone. — South Coast, New South Wales · December 2020

Plume Against Dark Rock

Rocky coast of New South Wales, summer dawn. A large wave exploded against the layered rock face and threw spray into the air, while smooth long-exposure water covered the foreground stone below the impact zone.

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Nikon D81021mmf/201/5s12 December 2020

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