This image depicts the Faraglioni rock formations off the coast of Capri, Italy, under a clear, bright blue sky with minimal white clouds

This image depicts the Faraglioni rock formations off the coast of Capri, Italy, under a clear, bright blue sky with minimal white clouds. Three massive, light-grey limestone sea stacks emerge vertically from the deep blue Tyrrhenian Sea. The central and most prominent formation features a large, natural archway piercing its lower section. To the left, a second formation displays a smaller opening or cave near its base. To the right, a third formation is partially visible, also showing a significant cave entrance at water level. The sea surface exhibits ripples and reflections. A small, white boat is visible in the distant mid-ground between the two leftmost rock formations. No human figures are present.