The image displays a static, close-up perspective of the water's edge at a concrete pier or dock in Pollonia, Greece

The image displays a static, close-up perspective of the water's edge at a concrete pier or dock in Pollonia, Greece. The upper two-thirds of the frame are dominated by clear, rippled blue-green seawater, revealing light patterns on the unseen bottom. The lower portion features the rough, light grey-brown concrete surface, which has a distinct worn, lighter-colored edge meeting the water. Centrally located on the concrete is a green-covered book titled "THE LET THEM THEORY" by Mel Robbins. To the left of the book, a thin, light-colored rope with a metal mooring ring is present. On the right side, a curved, brushed silver-toned metal handrail, likely part of a ladder entering the water, is anchored into the concrete. A corner of a blue and white patterned towel with white tassels is partially visible in the bottom-left. No individuals are present, and no actions or interactions are depicted. The scene is illuminated by natural light, suggesting a sunny environment.