A deep blue night filled with stars. The last wave stirred the sea. It is boiling very vigorously. The waves were crashing rapidly against the rocks. Terrifying fluffy clouds are flying in the sky. The Milky Way peeked out from the clouds, slightly illuminating the sea and the rocky coastline in the distance. The stars sparkled like diamonds on foam lace. The beginning of the enlightenment of nature brought a calm to the "last cloud" floating in the sky. Usually the work is done quickly, and the way Aivazovsky painted this painting reflects his mental state. In order to depict the halo of the Milky Way, he drew the smallest amount of light. The writing style of the Rocky Mountains is different, with almost no starlight shining on them. They are depicted as broad masses of darkness, with darker tones than the sky. The sparse details of their shapes can still distinguish steep cliff fractures, cracks in the mountains, and scattered stones on the surfing edges. The part of the sea where starlight does not penetrate is also written wide. The waves are crashing against the coastal cliffs, and the Milky Way stars are casting a phosphorescent hue.