A breaking wave rolling over a basalt shelf at the Byron Bay headland before dawn, with warm golden light on the right horizon. — New South Wales, Australia · January 2020

Wave Surge Over Basalt

A wave surge rolled over the basalt shelf at the Byron Bay headland before dawn. Warm golden light from the approaching sunrise caught the right side of the horizon against a cooler overcast sky.

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Nikon D800E14mmf/81/3sISO 1008 January 2020

Crashing Waves Long Exposure Water Rocky Shoreline Diagonal Tension Foreground Interest Framing Leading Lines Rule Of Thirds Partly Cloudy Sunrise

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