English: Rea, Chenny and Ty look down to the platform a metres below their feet, as they sit on the southern face of Wedding Cake Rock. The middleground of the photograph, featuring the so-called White Cliffs of Marley, give a geological context to Wedding Cake Rock, a almost-perfect white limestone rock formation. The majority of the northern coast of the Royal National Park is decorated with limestone features, of which can be seen on the right side of the photograph. The view overlooks the Tasman Sea in the background, a body of water that fills the gap between New South Wales and New Zealand.