Homenaje a Caspar David Friedrich

I was leaving A Coruña when I caught sight of the scene. It remembered me immediately of CDF (*):

"The artist should not only paint what he sees before him, but also what he sees in himself."

A Coruña was my last destination of the year, during which I have traveled more extensively than before (also included Dresden where CDF chose to live): Red balloons - 1st visit ↓

But what in reality can I tell from such experience? And, if I have changed because of an art museum, a chamber concert, an historical bridge, some persons I met, a book I could finish in the train, or any adventure out of plan... how did that take place?  (Zoomed in↓Excluding Helsinki & Xi'an)

By now I see nothing clearly, or at least, not in a logical way. I'd better "refrain from describing what I have seen before me" as CDF suggested. (**)

* Collage made from:

                           - Ostermorgen

                           - Zwei Männer am Meer

                           - Mondaufgang am Meer

                           - Mondaufgang am Meer (also in 1822, but a different work)

                           - Sonnenuntergang

                           - Mann und Frau den Mond betrachtend

                           - Zwei Männer in Betrachtung des Mondes

                           - Auf dem Segler

** Quotation: Origianl source