Coastal Evening

A small white lighthouse stands on a rocky headland as evening settles over the coast. Its lamp is already glowing, though a final band of pink remains along the horizon. Dark water rolls into the rocks below, leaving pale foam around the coves and ledges.

The lighthouse makes a clear starting section: white walls, dark roof and warm window light are easy to separate from the surrounding blue. Continue down through the layered rocks, using cracks and patches of scrub to distinguish similar gray pieces. The water is broken by wave direction and bright foam, especially near the shore. Farther out, the sea becomes smoother and darker. The narrow sunset sky can be arranged in horizontal bands, with the lighthouse and distant horizon fixing its lower edge.