The image displays an outdoor scene at the entrance of Atlas Film Studios in Ouarzazate, Morocco, under a clear blue sky

The image displays an outdoor scene at the entrance of Atlas Film Studios in Ouarzazate, Morocco, under a clear blue sky. A gray, single-engine jet aircraft, possibly a Fouga Magister, is prominently featured, mounted on a dark elevated pedestal above a patch of artificial green turf. The aircraft displays a Royal Moroccan Air Force roundel on its vertical stabilizer and the marking "OH39" on the fuselage below the cockpit. A large, stylized blue and white sign below the aircraft reads "THE JEWEL of the Nile." To the left, partially visible orange block letters spell "STUDIOS." In the background, two distinct buildings are present. The building on the left features a vibrant mural composed of multi-colored radial stripes emanating from a central point. The building on the right has a facade decorated with a repeating pattern of multicolored geometric shapes, including triangles and squares, and is topped with a reddish-brown tiled roof. Between the aircraft and the right building, several large film posters or banners are visible, depicting various scenes. In the foreground, the ground is paved with light reddish-brown interlocking pavers. To the right, a controlled access point is visible, featuring two beige pillars with white tops, between which are two lowered red-and-white striped boom barriers. Below each barrier, a circular red "No Entry" sign with a white horizontal bar is affixed. The scene is brightly lit by natural daylight, and no individuals or explicit actions are depicted.