A forensic description of the image reveals the entrance of a stone-built structure identified as the Santa Marina chapel or hermitage, located in Zarautz, Spain

A forensic description of the image reveals the entrance of a stone-built structure identified as the Santa Marina chapel or hermitage, located in Zarautz, Spain. The facade features a pointed archway leading to a brown wooden door, obscured by an ornate black wrought-iron gate with gold-colored decorative elements. Above the gate, a golden, circular emblem depicting a figure (possibly a bust) is suspended. Carved into the stone lintel above the arch are the words "SANTA-MARINA" and below it, "1932GARen URTEAN," indicating "in the year 1932." Above these inscriptions, a quatrefoil-like stone carving is centered, with a small bell suspended in an open archway above it. The structure culminates in a stone cross at its apex, flanked by decorative pinnacles. To the left of the entrance is a smooth, light-colored building with a vertical grey downspout. To the right, a building with a beige stucco upper section and a rough-hewn stone lower section is visible. A black, conical street lamp with a clear glass globe extends from the right building's facade. Below this lamp, a small, shell-shaped stone niche is affixed to the stone wall, containing a silver-colored beverage can. The upper portion of a wooden balcony is visible between the buildings, against a clear blue sky. No individuals are present in the scene.