The image displays a close-up, overhead perspective of shallow coastal water, identified as located in Bat Yam, Israel

The image displays a close-up, overhead perspective of shallow coastal water, identified as located in Bat Yam, Israel. The water surface is disturbed, exhibiting numerous ripples that refract ambient light. This refraction creates a dynamic, tessellated pattern of irregular bright lines and dark, shadowed areas cast upon the underlying substrate. The visible seabed is dark brown to grey, consistent with wet sand or fine sediment. Scattered sparsely across this seabed are small, irregularly shaped, light-colored particulate elements, consistent with shell fragments or lighter sand grains. No individuals, animals, or man-made objects are present within the frame. The scene exclusively depicts the optical interaction of light with moving water over a natural seabed.