This image depicts the coastal village of Manarola, Italy, under clear daylight conditions

This image depicts the coastal village of Manarola, Italy, under clear daylight conditions. The village is characterized by numerous multi-colored buildings densely packed onto a steep, rugged cliffside that descends directly into the Ligurian Sea. The buildings feature various pastel hues, including yellow, orange, pink, and green. To the left, a steep, tree-covered hillside rises behind the village structures. Below the village, exposed rock formations and smaller cliffs meet the deep teal-blue waters of the sea. An arched stone structure, possibly a bridge or part of the promenade, is visible among the lower buildings and rocks. In the mid-ground, a white fishing boat, labeled "VHF 636," is moored in the calm water. Several indistinct figures are visible on its deck. Various orange and white buoys are scattered across the water, marking boundaries or submerged objects. To the right of the village, a rock breakwater extends from the base of the cliff into the sea, protecting a small inlet. The sky above is a clear, bright blue with minimal cloud cover, particularly a faint wispy cloud formation near the horizon on the right. No direct interactions between people are discernible.