Small wooden bridge crosses over brackish stream with algae growth.
A three-quarters view of a small flat bridge extending over a stream. The near side of the bridge is facing the bottom left corner of the image, the stream is extending diagonally from the right side of the image to the bottom left corner of the image. There are three gray cement steps leading up to the right end of the bridge, the left end of the bridge is not visible. The surface of the bridge is made of wooden planks, the bottom of the bridge is not wooden, it's either cement or metal that is painted red, the planks are placed on top of it. The barriers of the bridge are made of wooden posts that are extending toward the middle of the bridge at a diagonal angle towards each other. There is a dirt path leading to the left end of the bridge extending up a sloped dirt surface on the left side of the canal. The dirt path extends slightly up and curves to the right and is mostly blocked by trees that have grown along the edge of the land. There is a grass surface filled with plants and flowers visible at the bottom of the image in the foreground before the stream. The stream is brackish, there is algae on top of the majority of the surface of the water.