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An outdoor, eye-level photograph captures a weathered red and white navigational beacon situated on a concrete and rock breakwater in Dénia, Spain, under a clear blue sky. The prominent structure is a tapering, octagonal or cylindrical beacon, with its upper two-thirds painted a faded, peeling red and its lower third white. The entire surface displays extensive graffiti in various colors, particularly concentrated around the base and an open rectangular doorway on the white section. A white, fixed ladder is mounted on the red portion of the beacon, extending upwards. Near the apex, a dark-colored solar panel is angled towards the sky, positioned on a metal platform with a railing. Above the solar panel, a small, black and white light fixture with a protective cap is visible. The beacon stands on a grey concrete foundation, which includes two visible steps leading to the unseen ground level below the frame. Large, light-colored, irregular rocks are piled around the concrete base, forming part of the breakwater. In the mid-ground, a deep blue body of water, likely the Mediterranean Sea, stretches out. A long, grey breakwater composed of interlocking concrete tetrapods and natural rocks extends into the sea from the left, curving slightly towards the right. Small waves are visible breaking against this structure. At the far end of this breakwater, a smaller, slender green lighthouse or beacon is discernible in the distance. The sky is a bright, clear blue with minimal, wispy white cloud formations. The scene is illuminated by strong sunlight, casting distinct shadows on the beacon and rocks. No individuals or active movements are present.
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