The image displays an open-sided wooden shelter on a sandy and rocky coastline in Berry Islands, Bahamas

The image displays an open-sided wooden shelter on a sandy and rocky coastline in Berry Islands, Bahamas. The structure features a raised wooden deck supported by timber posts and concrete footings, topped with a thatched roof composed of palm fronds over wooden slats. Two individuals are seated on the deck with their backs to the camera, facing the ocean. The individual on the right wears a light-colored horizontal striped shirt and dark lower garments; a white cloth and a small, dark rectangular object are on the deck near their right arm. The second individual, partially visible to the left, wears a dark shirt. The background reveals a calm, blue-green ocean extending to the horizon beneath an overcast sky. The immediate terrain surrounding the shelter consists of light-colored sand with organic debris, transitioning to rocky formations and scattered green trees and coastal shrubs. To the right of the shelter, a painted wooden signpost stands. It displays multiple signs, including an upper directional arrow and a lower rectangular sign with text, partially visible as "WHERE DO OUR GLASS BOTTLES GO?", accompanied by red illustrations of glass bottles and a recycling symbol on a blue-green background. The lower section of the signpost is decorated with vertical blue and green stripes and white floral motifs.