This is a close-up, horizontal, full-frame shot of a quilt depicting an underwater scene

This is a close-up, horizontal, full-frame shot of a quilt depicting an underwater scene. The quilt is made of fabric with stitched quilting lines that create texture, mimicking water ripples and sandy surfaces. In the upper half of the image, dark green fabric represents the water. Several clear, circular applique shapes with white highlights depict bubbles. Two fish are swimming: a small, light green and pinkish fish is in the upper left quadrant, and a long, yellow and brown fish with textured patterns is in the upper right quadrant. A green applique with wavy lines depicts aquatic plants in the left middle section. In the center of the image, a vibrant green and orange applique of a frog is the main subject. Its webbed feet, made of yellow applique with orange accents, are extended, suggesting it is swimming or jumping. The bottom half of the image features brown fabric with horizontal stitched lines, representing a sandy or muddy riverbed. Smaller applique plants and dark gray rock-like shapes are scattered on this surface. The quilt is likely a decorative item, possibly displayed in a home or a public space. Without further information or context, it is not possible to definitively determine its specific location within the city of Severn, Canada.