This image presents an aerial view of the Roman Forum in Rome, Italy, under an overcast sky

This image presents an aerial view of the Roman Forum in Rome, Italy, under an overcast sky. The scene is dominated by extensive archaeological ruins comprised of ancient brick and stone foundations, walls, and scattered architectural fragments, interspersed with patches of green grass and dirt pathways. In the mid-ground, the three standing Corinthian columns of the Temple of Castor and Pollux are prominent. Further back, the Arch of Septimius Severus is visible, alongside the eight standing columns of the Temple of Saturn. A large brown-toned building, possibly the Curia Julia, stands near the Arch. To the upper left, the Palazzo Senatorio, topped with a bell tower, and the large white marble Victor Emmanuel II Monument with its equestrian statues are distinctly visible. The modern cityscape, featuring buildings with terracotta roofs and various church domes, extends into the background on the right. Numerous individuals are dispersed throughout the archaeological site, walking on designated paths and gathering in small groups, observing the ruins. No specific actions beyond general movement and observation are discernible among the people. The environment exhibits soft, diffuse lighting characteristic of an overcast day.