This elevated, oblique image captures a mixed urban and semi-developed landscape in Meknes, Morocco, under overcast conditions with wet surfaces indicative of recent precipitation

This elevated, oblique image captures a mixed urban and semi-developed landscape in Meknes, Morocco, under overcast conditions with wet surfaces indicative of recent precipitation. In the immediate foreground, a portion of a light-colored building facade is visible on the left, featuring a window and an external air conditioning unit. Directly below, a paved patio area contains a light blue round table and two matching chairs. This patio adjoins a manicured garden section with green grass and several fruit-bearing trees. Beyond this, a red-tiled rooftop with a satellite dish is visible on the right. The midground features a cluster of residential and commercial structures. A large, elongated building with a white corrugated metal roof and white siding occupies a central position, appearing industrial or under construction. An adjacent red-walled structure is partially covered with green netting. Surrounding these are older, single-story residential buildings with red-tiled roofs, discolored facades, and unkempt backyard areas containing sparse vegetation and debris. A two-lane asphalt road runs horizontally across the upper midground. Multiple vehicles are present: a white panel van, two dark sedans, a silver sedan, and a white box truck. The vehicles are observed in various positions along the wet roadway, indicating traffic flow. Several indistinct pedestrians are visible on the sidewalk along the far right side of the road. A concrete barrier separates the road from an undeveloped area beyond. The background consists of a large, unpaved expanse of terrain featuring sparse green patches, exposed dirt, and piles of branches or construction debris. Further in the distance, a series of multi-story residential or institutional buildings with light-colored facades and reddish roofs are interspersed among numerous green trees and undeveloped land.