The western part of the Black Sea coast in Türkiye has unique rock formations and giant stacks of rocks inside the sea. Therefore, it is considered a gem for landscape photographers.
The high tides and big waves crash on those stacks, finding their way to flow and swirl until they reach the shore, where they form beautiful patterns of white foam on the blue waters.
This part of the coastline is very popular as a beach spot in summer; however, I was lucky enough to capture this photo before the beach was full of weekenders.
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