The image depicts the Pont Beatus Rhenanus, a white arched cable-stayed bridge connecting Kehl, Germany, with Strasbourg, France, spanning the Rhine River

The image depicts the Pont Beatus Rhenanus, a white arched cable-stayed bridge connecting Kehl, Germany, with Strasbourg, France, spanning the Rhine River. The perspective is from the Kehl side, looking towards France. The bridge features a wide, light-grey concrete deck with prominent tire scuff marks from bicycles or similar small vehicles. On the far left, a metal grate drainage channel runs alongside a two-bar metal railing. The main structural element is a large, white, hollow-box arch, from which numerous thin metal suspender cables descend vertically to support the deck. The inner surface of the arch structure shows faint, colorful graphical elements. To the right of the pedestrian/cyclist path, a set of tram tracks is visible, accompanied by overhead catenary support structures and wiring. In the mid-ground, a single, indistinct individual is visible walking on the bridge deck near the left railing, moving away from the viewer. The surrounding environment includes a body of water (likely the Rhine River or a connected canal) to the far left, bordered by deciduous trees displaying autumnal yellow and orange foliage. The sky is partially cloudy with significant grey cloud cover, but patches of blue sky are visible. In the background, a tall, multi-story, modern building with a dark top section stands prominently. Further in the distance, to the right, a slender, dark spire of a building is silhouetted against the sky, typical of a church or historic structure.