This image depicts a section of a light-colored, weathered rock cliff, consistent with the geological formations found at the Rosh HaNikra Grottoes within the Mate Asher Regional Council, Israel

This image depicts a section of a light-colored, weathered rock cliff, consistent with the geological formations found at the Rosh HaNikra Grottoes within the Mate Asher Regional Council, Israel. The primary subjects are two rock doves (pigeons) perched on the rock face. The rock is predominantly off-white to light beige, exhibiting significant vertical and diagonal fissures, cracks, and rough, eroded surfaces. In the upper-mid section, a dark-feathered pigeon is perched on a narrow ledge within a vertical crevice, facing towards the left. A second, similarly dark-feathered pigeon is positioned on a distinct, lighter, roughly conical rock protrusion in the mid-right area of the frame, also facing left. To the far left, a deep, dark void indicates a cavern entrance or significant recess within the rock. The bottom right corner reveals a portion of a light-colored railing or barrier, suggesting the vantage point of the photographer is from an elevated platform or walkway overlooking the grottoes. The scene is illuminated by natural sunlight, casting subtle shadows that accentuate the rock's texture.