Stake attention in this memory
A daytime photograph depicts the main entrance of the Presidential Palace (Palacio Quemado) in La Paz, Bolivia, located in Plaza Murillo. The building's facade is constructed of grey stone, featuring a prominent central doorway with an ornate dark metal or wooden gate, which is open. The doorway is flanked by fluted pilasters, topped with a stone frieze, and a gold-colored Bolivian national coat of arms. Two antique-style lamps are mounted on the wall to either side of the entrance. A second-story balcony with an intricate dark wrought-iron railing is visible above, behind which the building's upper facade displays alternating vertical stripes of reddish-orange and white. On the grey paved sidewalk in front of the entrance, five male ceremonial guards stand at attention. Three guards wear red jackets with white cross belts, light-colored trousers, and tall red hats with gold trim and white plumes; each holds a white ceremonial staff. One of these red-uniformed guards stands on a red rectangular platform to the left of the doorway, another on the sidewalk to the immediate right of the doorway, and a third on a second red platform further to the right. Two additional guards, positioned on the far left and far right of the scene, wear dark green/grey military uniforms, white helmets, white armbands with "PM" insignia, and white belts, also holding white ceremonial staves. Two more uniformed individuals are partially visible standing inside the building's open doorway. A blue and white rectangular sign is affixed to the wall to the right of the main entrance. The immediate foreground shows a dark grey asphalt street.
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