An upward-angled, daytime forensic photograph captures a narrow street in the Old Town of Geneva, Switzerland, under a clear blue sky with wispy cirrus clouds

An upward-angled, daytime forensic photograph captures a narrow street in the Old Town of Geneva, Switzerland, under a clear blue sky with wispy cirrus clouds. The scene is dominated by historical stone buildings and two prominent flags. In the upper-left, a multi-story building with light-colored stone facade and multiple windows is partially visible. From the multi-story stone building on the right, two flags extend diagonally upwards. The upper flag, positioned higher, displays the red and yellow colors of the Republic and Canton of Geneva, featuring a black eagle and a golden key on a red and yellow field. Below it, the Swiss national flag is visible, characterized by a white cross on a red field. Both flags are affixed to poles projecting from the building. The building on the right, from which the flags are flown, is constructed of light-colored, possibly limestone, blocks. It exhibits classical architectural details including a prominent cornice, multiple rectangular windows with dark frames, and decorative pilasters or vertical ribbing. At street level, a large, dark wooden door with a semi-circular transom is visible, bearing the address number "7" in blue. Above the door, a carved stone detail is present. In the mid-ground, centered left, the upper sections of a large Gothic-style religious edifice, identified as St. Pierre Cathedral, are visible. Its reddish-brown tiled roof, arched windows, and parts of its stone structure are discernible. A bare deciduous tree stands in front of the cathedral, its dark branches reaching towards the sky. A traditional black street lamp with a white globe is mounted on the building facade on the right, further back along the street. No individuals are present in the image. Shadows indicate a clear, sunny day. The location is precisely identified as Rue de l'Hôtel-de-Ville or an immediate vicinity street in the Old Town (Vieille Ville) of Geneva, given the presence of the Geneva cantonal flag, the Swiss flag, and the visible St. Pierre Cathedral.