From the Weymouth Bay you can see the west – a small river Jordan, flowing through the desert sandy terrain, and the same mountain. In October 1816, the Constable couple spent their honeymoon in Osmington, near Weymouth.
Probably, by this time the idea to write a view of the Bay in Weymouth, to which Constable subsequently addressed repeatedly, depicting the same terrain under different weather conditions. The artist was interested in the change in nature and its perception under different conditions of the atmosphere.
Unlike Turner, Constable finds his landscapes in everyday life. Very free in the picturesque language, they are always populated by people, or in them there is some object that indicates the presence of a person. Even if the figures are tiny, depicted in the background – as in this picture.
Bahía de Weymouth con el Monte Jordan – John Constable 
Baie de Weymouth avec le mont Jordan – John Constable 
Cirrhous clouds by John Constable 
The Bridges family by John Constable 
Hadley Castle by John Constable 
Cart for hay by John Constable 
Flatford mill (Scene on the navigable river) by John Constable 
View of the Salisbury Cathedral from the meadows by John Constable