Poolside and underwater views at UDLAP's outdoor natatorium

The image shows a sunlit outdoor scene at the Natatorium of the Universidad de las Américas Puebla (UDLAP) in San Andrés Cholula, Mexico. In the foreground, a red-painted pool edge is visible, with the blue water of the pool to its right. A concrete walkway, also illuminated by the sun, extends away from the pool. In the middle ground, there are metal structures associated with the pool, including a silver railing and a green water bottle. A person is seated on a bench under a red canopy structure, wearing dark clothing and a backpack. In the background, a brick building with arched windows, characteristic of UDLAP's architecture, stands behind a line of trees. The sky is blue with scattered white clouds. The perspective of the image is from a low angle, looking upwards and diagonally across the scene.

A low-angle shot shows a swimming pool lane marker, followed by a shot of a lifeguard stand with a person sitting in it. The camera then moves down into the water, showing the bottom of the pool and the lane markers.

The video shows a swimming pool on a sunny day with a clear blue sky and scattered clouds. The camera is positioned underwater, giving a view of the pool bottom and the lane dividers. In the background, there are swimming lanes marked with buoys and ropes, a red diving board structure, and a building. The water is clear and turquoise, with sunlight reflecting off the surface. There are no people visible in the water.

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