This image captures a wide outdoor view of the Moselle River in Metz, France, on a clear day with scattered clouds

This image captures a wide outdoor view of the Moselle River in Metz, France, on a clear day with scattered clouds. The central feature in the background is the distinct, tall, Gothic Revival spire of the Temple Neuf, topped with a cross, rising above the city's buildings. The sky is light blue with scattered white, streaky clouds. In the midground, the Moselle River flows, its surface reflecting the sky and buildings, and displaying patches of green aquatic vegetation, particularly on the left. A multi-arch stone bridge, identified as the Pont des Roches, spans the river from the right, extending towards the left foreground. The bridge is constructed of light yellow/beige stone, features ornate pilasters and a balustrade along its upper edge, and carries vehicular and pedestrian traffic. Buildings with traditional European architecture line both riverbanks. These are primarily multi-story structures with beige, tan, or light brown facades, numerous windows, and a mix of grey slate and red-tiled roofs. Some ground-level establishments on the buildings adjacent to the bridge appear to be commercial, indicated by large windows and signage. On the left bank, a stone retaining wall with a walkway and railings is visible, along with a partial concrete weir structure in the water. A large green tree partially obscures the lower section of buildings on this bank. In the lower mid-foreground, on the river, one individual is observed seated or kneeling on a white stand-up paddleboard (SUP), facing away from the viewer. A second, smaller figure is positioned in front of the primary person on the SUP. The paddleboard is moving from left to right across the frame. Indistinct human figures are also visible on the bridge and an adjacent street.