This image depicts a section of a riverbed near Neuhausen am Rheinfall, Switzerland, on a clear, bright day

This image depicts a section of a riverbed near Neuhausen am Rheinfall, Switzerland, on a clear, bright day. In the immediate foreground, a dark, rectangular stone structure, partially covered in green moss, functions as a channel for flowing water. This water cascades over a vertical drop of approximately 1-2 meters into a lower, wider rocky expanse. The lower riverbed is characterized by irregular, jagged rock formations, heavily covered in varying shades of green moss and algae, with water actively flowing over and around them. To the right of the cascading water, a rocky bank rises, densely populated with intertwined bare deciduous shrubs and some patches of dark green evergreen foliage. In the mid-ground, the river extends across a broad area of similar moss-covered rocks and turbulent water. The background on the left shows a steep, rocky hillside covered with numerous bare deciduous trees. At the summit of this hill, several light-colored buildings are visible. The right background features a wider body of water, likely the main river, reflecting bright sunlight. The sky is clear blue with a single, faint white contrail visible. Strong sunlight illuminates the scene, creating bright reflections on the wet surfaces and water. No individuals are present in the scene.