The image depicts the coastal fishing village of Klima, located on Milos Island, Greece, near the town of Tripiti

The image depicts the coastal fishing village of Klima, located on Milos Island, Greece, near the town of Tripiti. In the foreground, clear, calm turquoise-blue sea water exhibits surface ripples. An elongated, weathered concrete or stone pier extends horizontally from the lower-left portion of the frame, partially submerged in the water. The midground features a row of approximately ten two-story, white-washed structures, identified as syrmata, built directly at the water's edge. These buildings are characterized by brightly colored doors and balconies in various hues including blue, red, green, yellow, and orange. Several external staircases are visible on the facades. A narrow, rocky shoreline is present between the structures and the water. The background is dominated by a massive, light-colored rocky cliff face that rises steeply behind the village structures, displaying distinct horizontal geological stratification. The sky above is clear and bright blue, indicative of a sunny day. No human subjects or discernible actions are present in the scene.