An outdoor image depicts the monumental "The Fork" sculpture (La Fourchette) rising from the waters of Lake Geneva (Lac Léman) in Vevey, Switzerland

An outdoor image depicts the monumental "The Fork" sculpture (La Fourchette) rising from the waters of Lake Geneva (Lac Léman) in Vevey, Switzerland. The polished metal fork, with four tines, stands prominently in the midground, partially obscured by a weathered, grey concrete retaining wall that runs horizontally across the lower portion of the frame. In the immediate foreground, a grey asphalt paved area, possibly a promenade or road, extends, showing a circular manhole cover and horizontal lines. Beyond the sculpture, the calm, grey-blue expanse of Lake Geneva stretches to the horizon. Across the lake, a distant shoreline is visible, featuring low-lying buildings, green trees, and a small, dark boat afloat in the water. The background is dominated by large, dark blue-grey mountains, partially shrouded by heavy, low-hanging grey clouds that extend across the sky, indicating an overcast day. No people are visible.