An elevated, wide-angle outdoor photograph depicts a landscape in Issy-les-Moulineaux, France, during autumn under an overcast sky with patches of blue

An elevated, wide-angle outdoor photograph depicts a landscape in Issy-les-Moulineaux, France, during autumn under an overcast sky with patches of blue. In the foreground, the upper canopy of deciduous trees displays a mix of bright yellow, reddish-brown, and sparse brown foliage. Beneath these trees, a dark, reflective body of water, identifiable as the Seine River, flows from left to right. Along the river's edge, partially obscured by foliage, are white-hulled vessels or barges moored next to two vertical green and white striped markers. The midground is dominated by an extensive wooded area, likely part of Parc départemental de l'Île Saint-Germain, featuring dense deciduous trees with varying autumnal colors—some still vibrant yellow, others muted browns and bare branches. Prominently situated within this wooded area, slightly left of center, is a large, abstract sculpture. This sculpture, identified as "Le Pouce" (The Thumb) by César Baldaccini, is multi-faceted, predominantly white, and adorned with intricate black and red graffiti-like patterns depicting numerous stylized faces and forms. A visible patch of green grass is present within the parkland to the right of the sculpture. The background presents the urban skyline of Issy-les-Moulineaux and potentially neighboring areas, composed of numerous multi-story buildings, including residential blocks and taller commercial structures, stretching across the horizon. Distant hills or land formations are faintly visible beyond the city. The sky above is partially overcast with grey clouds, interspersed with areas of lighter blue, suggesting diffused daylight. No individuals are visible within the frame.