Orange lichen-covered granite boulders stand against breaking waves at the Bay of Fires coastline under a morning sky, East Coast Tasmania. — East Coast Tasmania, Tasmania · April 2022

Wave Around Lichen-Covered Rock

Bay of Fires, April 2022. Orange lichen coats the granite boulders as a low wave washes across the rock platform, the warm morning sky above transitioning through pink and blue while the sea remains calm beyond the surf line.

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Nikon D85019mmf/81/4sISO 6414 April 2022

Crashing Waves Granite Boulders Diagonal Tension Foreground Interest Leading Lines Rule Of Thirds Wide Angle Perspective Golden Hour Partly Cloudy Sunrise

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