Twinkling bowling balls

One of the ‘hidden’ treasures of the Californian coast is this natural bowling alley. It is underwater during high tides and shows up only during very low tides. This part of the beach is very unique as these is more rock and less sand. There is also a patterned flat strip of land which symbolizes a bowling lane. I would someday want to find the ‘bowling pins’ if they exist nearby and knock some with these giant rocks 😁.
If you zoom in on the nearest rock, you can see miniature seashells perched on it.

Nikon Z6ii Astromod, Viltrox 16mm f/1.8
5 shot vertical panorama
FG - 4 x f/8, ISO100, 1/3s
Sky - 1 x f/2.2, ISO800, 120s tracked

Processed in Lightroom and Photoshop