The image presents a low-angle exterior view of the Puerta del León, a historical gateway to the Real Alcázar de Sevilla, Spain

The image presents a low-angle exterior view of the Puerta del León, a historical gateway to the Real Alcázar de Sevilla, Spain. The upper half of the frame is dominated by a clear, light blue sky. Dark green foliage from tree branches is visible in the upper right corner and the lower left foreground, where two distinct small trees are positioned in front of the wall. The central subject is a robust stone wall, constructed from irregular light tan to grey blocks with visible mortar. This wall features a crenellated parapet adorned with numerous pointed merlons. To the far left, an older, possibly brick-built tower section with matching crenellations extends upwards, connecting to a grand building with a white facade and red trim, partially visible on the far upper left; this is the Archivo General de Indias. A prominent, dark arched entrance is located in the lower central part of the wall. Above this archway, a square ceramic tile panel, approximately 1x1 meter, displays a coat of arms depicting a lion and a castle. To the left of the arch, a small, square stone protrusion extends from the wall below the crenellations. A thin, dark cable or wire runs horizontally across the sky, positioned just above the wall's crenellated top. Near the bottom right of the archway, a dark sign with white text, including "Entrada" (Entrance) and an arrow, is partially visible. No individuals or discernible actions are depicted.