The image displays a weathered architectural detail located in Batheay, Cambodia

The image displays a weathered architectural detail located in Batheay, Cambodia. The scene features the lower portion of an edifice, characterized by two substantial, dirty white fluted columns with prominent bases, positioned vertically in the upper half of the frame. These columns rest on a horizontal, off-white concrete or stone plinth, which exhibits signs of age, discoloration, and grime. Directly beneath this plinth, a lighter beige-grey concrete wall features a central, three-dimensional bas-relief sculpture of a lion's head. The lion's head faces forward with an open mouth, visible teeth, dark eyes with faint reddish accents, and an elaborate, flowing mane rendered in stylized curls that extend laterally with scrolled ends. The relief itself is lighter in color than the wall it adorns and also shows weathering. In the background, between and behind the columns, a murky, reflective surface, consistent with aged glass or a window, reveals indistinct green foliage and structural elements. The foreground consists of dry, sparse ground cover composed of light brown dead grass, patches of green weeds, and exposed soil. No individuals or active subjects are present.