Volcanic rock formations at a sandy cove, Byron Bay headland, with a long-exposure ocean and a predawn sky shifting from deep blue to pink. — New South Wales, Australia · January 2020

Volcanic Rocks at Predawn

At a sheltered cove near Byron Bay, volcanic rock formations stood against a sky shifting from deep blue to soft pink before dawn. The long exposure softened the water between the layered strata.

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Nikon D800E24mmf/6.310sISO 1008 January 2020

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