The image depicts the artificial rock formation known as the "Rocher de Saint-Mandé" in Saint-Mandé, France

The image depicts the artificial rock formation known as the "Rocher de Saint-Mandé" in Saint-Mandé, France. The central and dominant subject is a tall, grey, artificial rock structure with a weathered, textured surface and a jagged, vertical profile, resembling a natural cliff or mountain peak. A small, red, roughly circular mark is visible on the lower-middle section of the rock's face. A slender pole or antenna protrudes from the rock's highest point. The scene is viewed under an uniformly overcast, light grey sky. Numerous deciduous trees with bare, intricate branches occupy the foreground and midground, partially obscuring the rock formation. In the lower-left-center, a dark green lamppost with a single, curved arm and a light fixture is positioned in front of the rock. Evergreen foliage is visible at the base and to the right of the rock. A portion of a light pinkish-red building or wall with a lighter trim is visible in the lower right corner of the frame. No individuals are present in the image.