A very foggy day, off to the side of Stuart Town Wharf on Deer Island, New Brunswick, Canada, where I spent 2 weeks painting the landscape. I was struck by the horizontal bands of muted colors in the fog, with that rusty metal and wooden structure on the left. This is low tide, and I believe that structure is on a floating dock, anchored to the bottom. When the tide is high, boats can tie up to these structures and it looks like there's a pulley - maybe they're for lifting containers of fish, lobsters, or harvested seaweed from the boats. Whatever it's for, I enjoyed painting this old, abandoned-looking piece of equipment.