An upward-angled, eye-level photograph depicts the curved corner of the Bureau des Finances, a historic building in Rouen, France, specifically located on Rue Jeanne d'Arc near the Cathédrale Notre-Dame

An upward-angled, eye-level photograph depicts the curved corner of the Bureau des Finances, a historic building in Rouen, France, specifically located on Rue Jeanne d'Arc near the Cathédrale Notre-Dame. The upper story of the structure is a half-timbered overhang featuring cream-colored infill panels and prominent vertical and diagonal red timbers. Two arched windows with dark frames and leaded glass panes are visible on this upper section. The overhanging floor is supported by ornate, dark red wooden posts and arches that connect to the ground floor. The ground level consists of light-colored, ashlar-cut stone blocks. A dark red door with leaded glass is partially visible on the right, recessed into the stone wall. To the immediate right of the half-timbered section is a weathered stone building exhibiting gothic architectural elements, including a fluted column and carved details. A dark security camera is mounted underneath the red wooden overhang, and a small rectangular plaque with illegible text is affixed to the stone wall below. A dark rain gutter runs along the top edge of a stone building to the left. The sky is overcast with scattered grey and white clouds. In the bottom left corner, the head and shoulder of a person with dark hair are visible, holding a smartphone. A partial view of the top of another person's head is present in the bottom right corner.