An outdoor pavilion, located in Dulce Nombre de Jesús, Costa Rica, is depicted in a full frontal, eye-level view under a clear, bright sky

An outdoor pavilion, located in Dulce Nombre de Jesús, Costa Rica, is depicted in a full frontal, eye-level view under a clear, bright sky. The structure features a prominent multi-tiered, brown tiled roof, extensively covered in patches of green moss, with a series of eight ornamental finials along the central ridge. Intricately carved or cut wooden eaves are visible beneath the roofline. The roof is supported by numerous dark-stained wooden posts. The pavilion is elevated on a concrete platform, accessed by a central set of four steps surfaced with brown and grey mosaic-patterned tiles, flanked by low, dark-colored concrete or stone retaining walls. A low, textured, light-colored wall or railing encloses the perimeter of the elevated platform. Inside the pavilion, a plain white wall is visible at the rear, with two low, horizontal benches or platforms, possibly woven or bamboo, situated on a paved floor. No individuals are present in the scene. In the immediate foreground, a rectangular paved pathway, partially covered in moss and grime, leads towards the steps. To the right of this pathway is an area of small gravel, and to the left is an area of mowed grass. Green foliage, including bushes and other plants, is visible on either side of the steps and around the base of the pavilion. A tree trunk and green leaves are visible in the upper left corner of the frame. In the background, beyond the pavilion, other residential-style buildings with light-colored walls and corrugated roofs are partially visible, alongside additional distant trees. The scene is illuminated by natural sunlight, casting shadows.