The image presents an aerial-level view of a boat moored at a wooden pier on a body of water in San Pablo La Laguna, Guatemala

The image presents an aerial-level view of a boat moored at a wooden pier on a body of water in San Pablo La Laguna, Guatemala. The water, likely Lake Atitlán, is a clear, teal-blue color, occupying the left and upper sections of the frame, exhibiting minor surface ripples. In the foreground, along the left edge, a dense cluster of tall, thin green reeds with small, brownish seed heads rises from the water, partially obscuring the immediate shoreline. A light-colored wooden pier, constructed of aged planks, extends from the right side of the frame into the water. It is supported by multiple weathered vertical wooden posts, some exhibiting light-colored rope tied around them. Two dark, worn rubber tires are suspended as bumpers from the pier posts. Below the pier on the lower right, a series of stone steps with metal railings descends into the water, suggesting an access point. A single, elongated motorboat is moored parallel to the pier. The boat features a light-blue hull with a yellow stripe visible along its side, and a white, flat canopy covers its main passenger area. The bow is visible, showing an open interior with seating. An outboard motor is partially submerged at the stern of the boat. Ropes secure the boat to the pier posts. The scene is illuminated by bright daylight, evidenced by distinct shadows cast by the pier posts and the pier itself onto the water and wooden surfaces. No individuals are present in the photograph.