The image displays a backlit coastal scene, likely a beach club or pavilion, located in The Hague, Netherlands

The image displays a backlit coastal scene, likely a beach club or pavilion, located in The Hague, Netherlands. The sky is largely covered by stratocumulus and cirrus clouds, with the sun appearing as a bright, intense disc in the mid-left quadrant. This strong light source generates significant lens flare, including a prominent cyan-blue circular artifact positioned in the upper-central sky. The foreground is dominated by dark, heavily silhouetted structures. A robust wooden framework, composed of thick posts and beams, extends from the right side towards the center. A section of dark, coarse mesh netting is attached to and suspended from this framework in the upper-right area. Multiple folded beach umbrellas or parasols are visible as distinct, tall, and elongated conical silhouettes in the mid-ground, scattered across the scene. Additional dark, rectilinear structures, possibly railings, tables, or other furniture elements, occupy the lower-left and central portions of the foreground. Two bell-shaped, mesh-like objects hang from a lower structure on the left side. Faint outlines of at least two human figures are discernible in silhouette in the lower-central part of the image, positioned within the general area of the foreground structures. The distant horizon line suggests an expansive body of water, likely the North Sea, beyond the immediate structures.