Dark glistening rock formations channel a trickle of seawater toward the sandy beach as sunrise light catches the tide pools. — New South Wales, Australia · January 2020

Tide Pools at Daybreak

Dark rock formations on the Byron Bay platform channeled a thin stream of water toward the beach at dawn in January 2020. Shallow tide pools caught the warm sunrise light and reflected the cloud-filled sky above.

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Nikon D800E14mmf/81/80sISO 10017 January 2020

Cumulus Clouds Distant Headland Tidal Pool Wet Sand Diagonal Tension Foreground Interest Framing Leading Lines Rule Of Thirds Golden Hour Partly Cloudy Sunrise

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