The image depicts a section of Heathcote Reserve in Applecross, Western Australia, specifically an area adjacent to a playground under clear skies

The image depicts a section of Heathcote Reserve in Applecross, Western Australia, specifically an area adjacent to a playground under clear skies. In the foreground, a curved patch of green grass meets a light grey concrete pathway. The pathway features visible expansion joints and a single light brown leaf resting on its surface near the lower right quadrant. Diagonal shadows, likely from unseen overhead structures or trees, stretch across the concrete. The midground features three dark green public waste bins arranged in a row along the pathway. Each bin has horizontal, wave-like cutouts on its side panels. The central bin is distinguished by a yellow top section marked with a black recycling symbol. The front panel of the rightmost bin is ajar, revealing a lighter green internal bin. Behind these receptacles, a dense cluster of green and reddish-orange shrubbery, including spiky-leaved plants, grows alongside the path. To the left of the foliage, a pink-painted concrete retaining wall outlines the edge of a sand-filled playground area. In the background, a partial view of a wooden playground structure with a dark swing seat is visible on the far left. A large tree with light-colored bark stands prominently behind the waste bins. Three dark grey fabric shade sails, supported by tall grey poles, are positioned over the playground. Further in the background, a multi-story red-brick building with a brown tiled roof is present, featuring a distinct clock tower with a circular clock face. The sky above is clear and light blue, with numerous green trees visible on the distant horizon. No individuals are present, and no actions or interactions are depicted.