The image depicts a maritime scene in Alaiyabiagba, Nigeria, from a low perspective on a body of dark, choppy water under an overcast sky

The image depicts a maritime scene in Alaiyabiagba, Nigeria, from a low perspective on a body of dark, choppy water under an overcast sky. In the foreground, the back of a person's head with black braided hair is visible on the right. An orange work vest, appearing weathered and cracked, is worn on their right shoulder/upper back, displaying partial legible text that includes "UNICELLULAR CLOSED CELL PLASTIC FOAM BUOYANT FORCE OF 17-1/2 LBS APPROVED FOR USE ON MERCHANT VESSELS AS A WORK VEST" and "THIS VEST IS FILLED WITH UNICELLULAR CLOSED CELL PLASTIC FOAM WHICH WILL NOT BE HARMED BY REPEATED NETTING." Dominating the midground and background is the bow of a large cargo or container ship, painted primarily yellow/orange with a white upper section and a red waterline. The hull exhibits significant paint degradation, scuff marks, and black discoloration, particularly around the bow. The number "9" is prominently displayed on the bow in dark characters, flanked by horizontal lines, and the partial text "EN LEONE" is visible below it. Two black thruster ports are visible on the ship's bow. A white Liebherr crane is mounted on the vessel's deck, and blue containers are visible on board, indicating ongoing cargo operations. Mooring lines extend from the ship towards a grey dock structure on the far left, alongside which another smaller white vessel, identified as "GREAT AMERICANA," is moored near additional blue containers.