The image displays a close-up, high-angle view of three deceased fish laid horizontally on a reddish-brown, textured surface

The image displays a close-up, high-angle view of three deceased fish laid horizontally on a reddish-brown, textured surface. The surface exhibits a repeating raised pattern, resembling a diamond or waffle grid, and appears damp with dark specks. From left to right: 1. The leftmost fish is greyish-brown, approximately 30-35 cm in length, with distinct scales. Its eye is open and appears glazed. 2. The central fish is bright orange, approximately 35-40 cm in length, marked with irregular black blotches across its body. Its eye is open, and its mouth is slightly agape. 3. The rightmost fish is pale yellow-grey, approximately 30-35 cm in length, also featuring prominent scales and an open, glazed eye. All three fish appear to be carps or similar freshwater species, given their body shape and scale patterns. Minor debris, possibly organic matter or dirt, is visible on the fish bodies and the immediate surface. The background is out of focus and dark, suggesting an underlying ground or floor. No human figures or active processes are depicted. The scene is located in Sindangjaya, Indonesia.