Fissured rock formations in the foreground lead toward a cloud-lit horizon over the rocky shoreline at One Mile Beach, Port Stephens. — Port Stephens, New South Wales · May 2026

Rock Platform at Low Tide

Fissured rock formations on the One Mile Beach shoreline at low afternoon tide, late May. Tide pools filled the shallow depressions between the rocks, and the ocean beyond held a clear turquoise tone under clouds lit by warm, diffuse light.

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Sony Alpha 7R VFE 16-35mm F2.8 GM18mmf/7.11/100sISO 5016 May 2026

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