A detailed, eye-level photograph captures a collection of approximately twenty-five weathered padlocks, commonly referred to as love locks, suspended from a thick, rusty, braided steel wire rope

A detailed, eye-level photograph captures a collection of approximately twenty-five weathered padlocks, commonly referred to as love locks, suspended from a thick, rusty, braided steel wire rope. The image is situated on **Lille Langebro, a pedestrian and cyclist bridge over the Copenhagen Canal in Copenhagen, Denmark**, connecting Havneholmen to Christianshavn. The padlocks exhibit significant rust and corrosion, predominantly displaying extensive orange-brown discoloration and textured surfaces. They vary in size and shape; one padlock is distinctly bright lime green, and another is a brass-toned combination lock with visible numerical dials, where '187' is legible. A prominent heart-shaped combination padlock, weathered grey and orange with a small silver heart emblem on its face, hangs lower than the others. Its dials also display '187', and it is attached to a smaller, less distinct rusty lock. All padlocks are fixed to the taut upper wire rope. A second, parallel rusty wire rope is visible horizontally across the bottom foreground. The background features a calm, dark grey body of water, likely the Copenhagen Canal, exhibiting subtle ripples and reflections. Beyond the water, a distant shoreline is visible, densely lined with trees displaying late autumn foliage in shades of green, yellow, and brown. The sky above is uniformly overcast and grey. No individuals are present in the scene.