The image depicts the Passerelle des Deux Rives (Bridge of Two Shores) in Kehl, Germany, at night

The image depicts the Passerelle des Deux Rives (Bridge of Two Shores) in Kehl, Germany, at night. The view is a low-angle perspective looking eastward along the pedestrian and cyclist pathway of the bridge. The prominent, arch-shaped steel structure of the bridge is visible, illuminated with blue and purple light against a dark, featureless night sky. Numerous tension cables, some appearing blue, some reddish-pink, extend diagonally from the arch to the bridge deck, forming a crisscross pattern. The dark asphalt pathway of the bridge curves gently to the left in the distance. A series of small, circular lights are embedded along the top of a metal handrail that follows the curve of the pathway on the left. On the right side of the pathway, near the base of the tension cables, are horizontal light fixtures or reflections. No individuals or vehicles are present on the bridge. Faint, unidentifiable lights from distant structures are barely visible in the dark background on the far right.