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Jagged sea stacks at dawn on the South Coast, with a long-exposure tidal wash across the wet sand in the foreground.
South Coast, New South Wales · December 2020

Tidal Wash Below the Stacks

At dawn on the South Coast, long exposure converts the tidal wash around jagged sea stacks into pale, swirling streaks across the wet sand. Warm light builds low on the horizon behind the largest formation.

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Nikon D81014mmf/81/3s9 December 2020
Long Exposure Water Sea Stacks Wet Sand Diagonal Tension Foreground Interest Leading Lines Rule Of Thirds Vertical Rhythm Clear Sky Summer Sunrise

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