Beaches are universal when it comes to photo opportunities. There is always something of interest to capture: if not seashells and birds, then the sea itself, ripples in the sand and waves rolling in. This picture was taken on a September afternoon.
The sun was lowering, it was rather windy, and plenty of foam floated in with the waves. This image was taken at the exact moment a wave had reached its furthest position. For a moment, the movement of the water was frozen before it receded. This picture was all about timing.
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