Looking from the water's surface itself toward the rocks of the same artificial grotto already seen in exhibits No. 59–60, seven guests have arranged themselves on the stones: several ladies in wide-brimmed and straw hats, one holding a walking stick, and a gentleman in front, settled comfortably on a rock with his hand resting against the stone. To their left, a broad stream of a small waterfall pours down into the water.
The photograph's own caption reads: "Guests with the hostess on the grotto's rocks by the waterfall (M. Janovska, M. Zandbang, H. Radziševski, M.K. Tiškevičienė, J. Jalovicka, Mr. Herman and O. Horvat)". Published in: Labeckis, D. Lentvario dvaro rūmų, bokšto ir parko parterinės dalies istorinės ir ikonografinės medžiagos apžvalga — the same source as exhibit No. 59. At least three names — M. Janovska, M. Zandbangas and O. Horvatas — are already familiar from that same 1904 gathering at the grotto, and the "hostess" around whom the guests have gathered is M. K. Tiškevičienė. This is already the third photograph in the exhibition of this same cluster of rocks (after No. 59 and 60) — evidently a favourite spot for the estate's guests to be photographed.
In the original photograph, all seven pose calmly and dry, on the rocks. The animation here allows itself a playful liberty that never actually happened: three of them suddenly end up in the water and swim fully dressed — the gentleman off the rock, a lady in her hat, and another moustached man in the foreground. This is only a lighthearted animation detail that doesn't exist in the original photograph, similar to what we already saw in exhibit No. 59 — only here it's not one person who "ends up in the water," but three.