Low tide at Folly Beach with the pier off to the left.

The tide had drawn a long way back and left the sand ribbed into fine parallel ripples running diagonally across the whole foreground — hundreds of them, regular enough to read as a pattern — with a channel of still water winding through the middle carrying the sky. The pier runs along the middle distance with its pavilions on it. Above, the cloud is lit pink and salmon with gold behind it, and a couple of contrails crossing.

Texture below, color above. The best low-tide frame I have.