This image displays a close-up view of a bridge railing over grey, rippled water in Copenhagen, Denmark

This image displays a close-up view of a bridge railing over grey, rippled water in Copenhagen, Denmark. The railing's upper component is a weathered brown wooden beam, adorned with white spray-painted graffiti, including the partially visible numbers "29". Below this, a rusted vertical metal post supports multiple taut, rusty horizontal metal cables that constitute the primary barrier. Three distinct padlocks are affixed to the uppermost horizontal cable. The leftmost padlock is small, brass-toned, and heavily corroded, in a closed position with a small metallic object suspended from its shackle. The central padlock is larger, silver-toned, and significantly rusted, with its shackle openly disengaged and hanging downwards. The rightmost padlock is medium-sized, brass-toned, rusted, and in a closed position, exhibiting the partial inscription "SECURE" on its body. No individuals are present in the frame.