The image depicts the Passerelle Mimram (Bridge of the Two Shores) at night in Kehl, Germany

The image depicts the Passerelle Mimram (Bridge of the Two Shores) at night in Kehl, Germany. The scene is dominated by the bridge's architectural structure, illuminated primarily with deep blue and violet light. A prominent, curved arch support of the bridge is visible on the left, from which numerous slender, diagonal structural elements extend across the frame to the right, forming a complex, intersecting grid pattern. The ground surface, likely a pedestrian or cycle path on the bridge deck, is dark and extends into the foreground, curving subtly to the far left. In the distant background, a horizontal line of small, faint, warm-toned lights indicates a distant city or riverbank. The environment is entirely dark, characteristic of nighttime, with no visible people, vehicles, or other active subjects.