This image captures an elevated coastal view of Manarola, Italy, under clear daylight conditions

This image captures an elevated coastal view of Manarola, Italy, under clear daylight conditions. The scene is dominated by the Mediterranean Sea on the right and lower-middle, displaying deep turquoise to dark blue water with small white waves crashing against the shore. A stone breakwater, constructed from large, irregularly shaped light-colored boulders, extends into the sea from the mid-left, creating a small, partially protected cove. The foreground and mid-left feature prominent dark grey to black stratified rock formations with distinct vertical layering, demonstrating geological erosion by the sea. Perched on a terraced section of the cliffside in the mid-left are several multi-story buildings with pastel-colored facades, including yellow, terracotta, and light green, indicative of the village architecture. Dry reeds and sparse green vegetation cling to the immediate cliff edges and around the structures. A steep, densely forested mountain slope, covered in dark green trees and shrubs, rises sharply from the coastline, dominating the left and central background and extending into the distance. The sky above is a clear blue with scattered wispy cirrus clouds and a faint contrail visible in the upper center. No discernible people or specific actions are visible within the frame. A small, dark object, possibly a boat or buoy, is faintly visible far out to sea near the horizon.