Bioluminescent Tide Night Beach

Wide shot of bioluminescent waves breaking on dark beach at night, each wave crest and shore wash glowing electric blue. Camera: 24mm wide lens, f/1.8, locked on tripod at beach level, slight downward angle capturing wave approach and shore. Lighting: No artificial light, all illumination from bioluminescent dinoflagellates activated by wave turbulence, faint starfield above providing minimal sky definition, Milky Way band visible. Color palette: Electric neon blue bioluminescence, dark sand beach near-black, starfield white points, Milky Way pale band, dark ocean deep blue-black, wet sand blue reflection. Physics: Bioluminescence activates only where water is disturbed by wave turbulence, breaking wave crests glow brightest, shore wash creates trailing blue light that fades as water settles, footprint impressions in wet sand glow momentarily as water fills them, wave retreat leaves diminishing blue trails. Actions: - Dark beach barely visible, distant wave begins to glow blue at crest (0-3s) - Wave breaks, bright blue bioluminescence cascades in turbulent foam (3-6s) - Shore wash rushes up beach as glowing blue carpet, reaching camera level (6-9s) - Water retreats leaving fading blue trails on sand, next wave already glowing offshore (9-14s)