The image depicts a transparent glass memorial panel positioned on the Staatsbrücke (State Bridge) over the Salzach River in Salzburg, Austria, viewed on a clear, sunny day

The image depicts a transparent glass memorial panel positioned on the Staatsbrücke (State Bridge) over the Salzach River in Salzburg, Austria, viewed on a clear, sunny day. Etched in black capital letters across the glass is the inscription: "In memory of the hundreds of prisoners of war and forced labourers, who were compelled to work on the construction of this bridge against their will from 1941 until 1945 and made great sacrifices." Through the reflective glass, a vibrant urban scene is visible. A bright blue sky dominates the upper portion, with overhead power lines, likely for trolleybuses, crisscrossing the frame. A tall, black street light pole extends vertically through the center. On the roadway of the bridge, a white station wagon travels from left to right. Several pedestrians are walking on the sidewalk adjacent to the road, with at least one person on a bicycle visible further right near the river. The Salzach River flows to the right, separated from the road by a metal railing, with further sections of the bridge structure extending into the distance. Multi-story buildings of Salzburg's historic center line the opposite riverbank, and distant mountains are visible under the clear sky. The immediate foreground is a coarse, textured stone wall, part of the bridge structure or a monument base. Direct sunlight creates strong illumination and reflections on the glass panel.