A white, cylindrical lighthouse stands prominently on a rocky coastal outcrop under an overcast sky

A white, cylindrical lighthouse stands prominently on a rocky coastal outcrop under an overcast sky. The lighthouse, identified as the Varberg North Lighthouse (Varbergs Norra fyr) on Getterön, within the city of Varberg, Sweden, features a lantern room with a metal railing at its top and a vertical mast-like structure extending beside it. A small, dark door with metal steps and railings is visible at its base. The immediate foreground consists of dark, textured rock formations interspersed with dry, sparse, light brown-to-grey grasses and low-lying vegetation. The rocks exhibit patches of lighter lichen. To the left and right of the lighthouse, a calm, flat body of water, likely the Kattegat sea, extends to a distant horizon. A subtle horizontal band of lighter cloud or atmospheric haze is visible across the mid-left sky. In the far distance to the right, a low, dark landmass with faint structures is discernible along the horizon. No individuals, animals, or active vessels are present in the scene. The lighting is diffuse and cool-toned, indicative of an overcast day or twilight conditions.