The image depicts an outdoor scene in the gardens adjacent to the Centro Botín on Paseo de Pereda in Santander, Spain

The image depicts an outdoor scene in the gardens adjacent to the Centro Botín on Paseo de Pereda in Santander, Spain. The primary subjects are a group of human-form sculptures, specifically "Los Doce" by Chema Alvargonzález, made of a dark, likely bronze, material. At least six individual figures are visible, standing dispersed on a grassy lawn. One prominent figure in the immediate foreground-right stands with its back to the viewer, appearing nude. Other figures include one seemingly draped in long robes and another with an arm extended. The sculptures cast long, sharp shadows on the grass, indicating bright overhead sunlight. The environment features a light grey concrete pathway running diagonally across the lower left of the frame. The ground directly beside the path and around the sculptures is a mix of green grass and drier, light brown earth. Large, mature trees with dense green foliage form a backdrop behind the sculptures. In the far background, to the left, a portion of the modern, light-colored architecture of the Centro Botín is visible. To the right, beyond the trees, a body of water, likely Santander Bay, can be seen. No living individuals are present or engaged in any activities.