deck of a maroon-colored vessel at sea on an overcast day, likely in Belfast Lough, near Bangor, Northern Ireland

deck of a maroon-colored vessel at sea on an overcast day, likely in Belfast Lough, near Bangor, Northern Ireland. In the immediate foreground, a large spool of coiled blue rope is prominent on the wet deck. To its left, another smaller spool with dark rope is visible. Further back on the port side, a blue bucket, a pink rag, and various pieces of industrial machinery, including an electric motor and pipework, are situated on a raised platform. A "NO STEP" sign is affixed to one of the red structures. On the starboard side, an open metal tray containing what appears to be raw seafood (possibly mussels or scallops with onions) and a rectangular container wrapped in aluminum foil rest on a flat surface of the deck machinery. Adjacent to these items are a yellow gas canister with an attached torch head, a dark bottle, and a pair of tongs. The water in the mid-ground is calm and gray, reflecting the cloudy sky. The distant horizon reveals a hazy shoreline with low hills and distinct industrial features, including a tall, slender chimney-like structure. No individuals are visible in the scene.