A high-angle, close-up photograph captures the shoreline of a beach in Herzliya, Israel

A high-angle, close-up photograph captures the shoreline of a beach in Herzliya, Israel. The frame is diagonally divided by the water's edge, extending from the upper left to the lower right. The left portion features light brown to greyish ocean water with a prominent band of white, frothy foam indicative of wave action receding or advancing. The water shows slight turbidity. The right portion of the image is a dry beach composed of a dense accumulation of small, varied pebbles, gravel, and numerous shell fragments. The pebbles exhibit natural hues of beige, brown, and grey, with some lighter, almost white, shell pieces scattered throughout. No individuals or man-made objects are visible within the scene. The environment is characterized by the natural interaction between the Mediterranean Sea and its pebbled coastline.