This image captures a coastal scene in Antibes, France, specifically featuring the Tour Sarrazine (Saracen Tower) near Plage de la Salis, Cap d'Antibes

This image captures a coastal scene in Antibes, France, specifically featuring the Tour Sarrazine (Saracen Tower) near Plage de la Salis, Cap d'Antibes. In the foreground and center, a cylindrical stone tower, approximately 3 meters tall, stands partially submerged in calm, dark blue water. The tower is constructed from light-colored, irregular stone blocks with visible mortar and features a dark, rectangular doorway opening facing the viewer, and a smaller rectangular window opening to its right. Its base is formed by submerged rocks that extend slightly into the water. Reflections of the tower are visible on the water's surface directly in front of it. To the immediate left of the tower, and extending into the lower left corner, are remnants of a submerged rock formation or ancient structure. The water exhibits subtle ripples and reflections of the sky and light. On the left side, a shoreline is visible, densely covered with tall, dark green pine trees and other vegetation. Several indistinct buildings are discernible amongst the trees. In the distance, on the right side of the frame, another vegetated landmass is present, featuring multiple white or light-colored structures. The sky occupies the upper two-thirds of the image, displaying a gradient from a lighter blue near the horizon to a deeper blue overhead. A distinct, elongated, wispy white cloud stretches horizontally across the mid-sky, and a few smaller, scattered white clouds are visible, notably one isolated cloud in the upper right quadrant. The scene is illuminated by warm, low-angle sunlight, indicating either early morning or late afternoon, which casts golden light on the stone tower and the distant landmasses. No individuals are present in the image.