Descrbing images and potos a picture has a thousand words

On the right, there’s a man standing,
though we can’t see his face.
In the background, we can see blue sky and snowy mountains.
On the left, there’s a girl with dark curly hair.
She is holding half of a cauliflower.
In the middle, there’s a man who’s chopping vegetables.
At the bottom, we can see a counter with many
different vegetables on it.
In the foreground, there’s a sandy beach
with three metal anchors on it.
In the middle, there are several small boats,
which are close to the beach.
In the background, we can see the blue sea stretching
to the horizon.
ADDING DETAILS TO YOUR DESCRIPTION
Don’t try to describe everything in the picture. It’s not necessary or useful. You should add details to the most important parts of the picture.
The two people both look unhappy or irritated.
They are sitting at the kitchen table together,
but they aren’t talking to each other.
The man is staring down at the table,
while the woman is stirring her tea with a spoon.
You can just see that you can do a lot with just a few sentences.
SPECULATING ABOUT THE PICTURE
Speculating means talking about possibilities.
Speculating helps you give your opinion about the picture.
The horses are running through the grass.
Two of them are black, but one in the middle is white and grey.
They don’t have saddles or anything, so they could be wild animals.
I think this could be made in the USA or maybe Russia.
It’s a good photo, so perhaps it was taken by a professional
nature photographer.
Speculate about what you can see in the picture
SPECULATING ABOUT THE CONTEXT OF THE PICTURE
Speculating about what you can’t see in the picture
This must be somewhere tropical, like the Caribbean