Tilted rock strata run diagonally from the foreground to the surf at dawn, with sea-foam and massed cloud above, Byron Bay. — New South Wales, Australia · January 2020

Strata and Surf at Dawn

Tilted rock strata at Byron Bay ran diagonally from the foreground to the surf at dawn in January 2020, the geological layers cut through by breaking waves and sea-foam under a massed cloud sky.

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Nikon D800E14mmf/6.31/80sISO 10017 January 2020

Cumulus Clouds Sea Foam Tidal Pool Turquoise Water Diagonal Tension Foreground Interest Leading Lines Rule Of Thirds Golden Hour Partly Cloudy Sunrise

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