The image displays a clear, sunny daytime scene of the Motława River waterfront in Gdańsk, Poland

The image displays a clear, sunny daytime scene of the Motława River waterfront in Gdańsk, Poland. The central subject is the historic Żuraw (The Crane), a large medieval port crane and gate, constructed primarily of reddish-brown brick with a distinctive dark wooden gantry structure extending over the water. Its roof is tiled in red, and a white, bird-shaped weathervane tops its highest point. To the immediate left of the Żuraw, a smaller building with a lighter facade is partially visible. To the right, a row of modern buildings extends along the riverbank. These buildings feature reddish-brown brickwork combined with extensive glass facades, including one building with prominent multi-paneled glass gables. In the foreground, the dark, reflective water of the Motława River runs horizontally across the frame. A wooden retaining wall separates the river from a paved promenade. A black metal railing runs along the top of this wall, and a white water level indicator is visible on the wooden surface. On the promenade, a single individual dressed in a dark blue or purple top walks from left to right near the base of the Żuraw. Further to the right, a small group of approximately four to five people stands together on the promenade near the modern buildings. A black lamppost is present on the promenade between the lone walker and the group. The scene is illuminated by direct sunlight from the right, casting distinct shadows on the left sides of the buildings, under a clear, deep blue sky.