The image captures an overwater structure in M'diq, Morocco, under a clear, bright blue sky with a faint white contrail diagonally traversing the upper left quadrant

The image captures an overwater structure in M'diq, Morocco, under a clear, bright blue sky with a faint white contrail diagonally traversing the upper left quadrant. The central subject is a series of three connected buildings constructed on numerous cylindrical stilts over a calm, blue-green body of water. Each building features a white facade and a prominent, multi-tiered, conical roof made of dark brown thatched material. The largest building is centrally located, flanked by two smaller, similarly styled structures. Visible details include dark-framed windows, balconies with dark railings, and what appear to be outdoor seating arrangements on the terraces, particularly on the leftmost building. A pier-like extension, also supported by stilts, connects the rightmost building to a man-made breakwater composed of large, grey-white rocks. In the immediate foreground, to the lower right, additional large, irregular grey rocks indicate a shoreline or bank. Small white birds are visible perched on the roofs of the leftmost building and flying above the water near it. The water surface displays minor ripples and reflects the sky and structures. No human figures are discernible within the frame.