A wide-angle, static image captures a large, disused grey steel gantry crane, specifically the "Grue 13" (Crane 13) or "Portique de Docks," located on the paved waterfront of the Bassin d'Austerlitz / Presqu'île Malraux in the Port du Rhin district of Strasbourg, France

A wide-angle, static image captures a large, disused grey steel gantry crane, specifically the "Grue 13" (Crane 13) or "Portique de Docks," located on the paved waterfront of the Bassin d'Austerlitz / Presqu'île Malraux in the Port du Rhin district of Strasbourg, France. The crane features a prominent lattice-work boom extending to the left and a boxy main cabin displaying faded graffiti. It stands on a robust, open-framework support structure on a vast, damp, grey concrete or asphalt surface that dominates the foreground, featuring a small puddle near the crane's base. In the midground, a low barrier or walkway runs parallel to an unseen body of water. The background reveals modern, multi-story buildings with reddish-brown facades, balconies, and illuminated windows, interspersed with dark foliage, signifying urban development. The sky is overcast and uniformly grey, indicating either an overcast day or dusk, with ambient light reflecting off the damp ground. No individuals are present, and no actions or interactions are depicted. A small, dark, partially cropped structural element or object is visible against the sky in the upper right corner.