The image displays an expansive seascape off the coast of Cartagena, Spain, under an overcast sky

The image displays an expansive seascape off the coast of Cartagena, Spain, under an overcast sky. A muted grey sky, filled with diffused clouds, occupies the upper half of the frame. Below the discernible horizon line, the ocean presents a dark blue-grey hue with a moderately choppy surface. In the distant mid-ground, two distinct landmasses are visible. The left and larger formation is identified as Isla de Escombreras, appearing elongated and lighter in color, with a prominent, lighter-toned structure, possibly a navigational aid or building, situated on its highest point. To its right, a smaller, darker, and more rugged rock formation is present, identified as Isla de la Hormiga. In the mid-ground water, a small, spherical red buoy is visible on the left, with a smaller, spherical white buoy located further right. A significant, dark, jagged rock formation, partially submerged and exhibiting a rough texture, occupies the lower right foreground. No individuals or active subjects are present in the scene. The overall environment suggests a marine setting under natural, subdued lighting conditions.