Watson's Bay, Sydney NSW in the early morning.

Sydney's shoreline ranges from sandy beaches to steep cliffs.

At the scene shown a canvas sailing ship early in the century struck

the rocks with high loss of life.

The cliffs are said to be a spot where distraught people jump as well

though I can't recall seeing notices describing that.

You've definitely captured the essence of this place....without overdoing it the way some people do with swollen clouds, outrageously large waves, oversaturated colors, etc.

Beautiful shot! Let me encourage you to show us some more shots from Down-Under just befor summer ends. OK? Regards fron an Aussie Spaniard.

Perspective and framing are excellent. The waves are a little overexposed, but that was probably necessary to get the proper exposure for the cliffs.