Deep red eroded rock formations on the Western Australian coast, white surf breaking at their base beneath dark storm clouds at dusk. — Western Australia, Australia · April 2019

Storm Clouds Over Red Rock

Late April dusk, Western Australian coast. The red rock formations here are deeply eroded, their texture catching the last warm light as white surf breaks at the base. Above, a dark cloud bank holds the sky with almost no break.

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Nikon D800E17mmf/81/10s2 April 2019

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