a harbor

3 dots, wavy line, and a watch-house thingy with 3 dashes.

"Why NOT?" because it just so look so good.

But I like how the pattern of wave coincides with the pattern of the 3 dots.
And the shadow streak that dashes through the composition. Right on the horizon.
But it's not the real horizon. It throws you off. It's the visual horizon.
The composition is wrong, but the weight is balanced by the 3 dot thing. The super-long horizontal composition saves the day by taking you way far to recognize the balance and equity. And your thought is cut straight by the watch-house and the mysterious 3 dash that looks like a flag.

What was the journey about....? What was this painting and all, all about?

You may think.
And go back to "oh yeah, it's a harbor."

To remember.

This is a story of the harbor, as much it is to represent, to be recognized, and to be loved. So that people would preserve.