The image displays the Porte des Allemands (German Gate), a fortified medieval bridge and gate complex, situated in Metz, France

The image displays the Porte des Allemands (German Gate), a fortified medieval bridge and gate complex, situated in Metz, France. The scene is viewed under a heavily overcast sky with visible lighter patches. The primary subjects are multiple stone towers of varying heights, featuring conical, dark slate roofs and small, rectangular or arched openings. A prominent art installation is integrated into the scene, consisting of numerous thin, light-colored lines, appearing translucent or white, which stretch tautly from various points on the towers, radiating upwards and across the sky, connecting the structures. One large, octagonal, web-like artistic element is affixed to the stone wall above an arched entryway between two of the central towers. In the foreground, a dark, weathered stone wall, likely part of a bridge or embankment, is visible, topped with scattered green vegetation. To the far left, beyond the gate complex, parts of multi-story residential buildings with traditional pitched roofs are discernible. No individuals or active subjects are present in the frame.