An upward-angled, nighttime photograph captures the illuminated dome and bell tower of the New Cathedral of Salamanca, Spain, centered against a dark, featureless sky

An upward-angled, nighttime photograph captures the illuminated dome and bell tower of the New Cathedral of Salamanca, Spain, centered against a dark, featureless sky. The cathedral's stone structure, rendered in warm beige tones by artificial light, features a prominent octagonal bell chamber surmounted by a green-tiled dome and a tall, slender spire. Multiple arched windows and balustrades are visible on the tower's upper sections. A square clock face with Roman numerals is present on a lower, unadorned section of the tower. The lower-left portion of the tower displays scaffolding or protective netting. To the left, a multi-story building with balconies is partially visible, illuminated by a bright, vertical street light fixture. To the right, another dark, multi-story building with balconies and windows runs vertically along the frame's edge, partially obscured by a dark, angled structure in the lower right foreground. No individuals are discernible in the scene.