This wide-angle, low-perspective image depicts the exterior of St. Stephen's Basilica in Budapest, Hungary, under a partly cloudy sky. The grand Neoclassical facade of the Basilica dominates the background, characterized by a large pediment adorned with statues and supported by Corinthian columns. A frieze below the pediment displays the Latin inscription "EGO SUM VIA VERITAS ET VITA." Above the central arched entrance, a mosaic depicting a religious scene is visible. To the left of the Basilica, an adjacent building is partially covered by white scaffolding and protective netting. To the right, a tall bell tower with a dome extends upwards. A large group of approximately twenty-five individuals is assembled on the wide stone steps leading to the Basilica's entrance, positioned for a group photograph. Central to this gathering are a bride in a white lace gown holding a white floral bouquet, and a groom in a light beige suit. The other members of the group, predominantly adults, are dressed in formal or semi-formal attire, including suits, and dresses in various colors such as gold, dark green, and patterned white. A young boy in a white shirt and dark pants stands near the bride and groom, and a small girl in a white dress holds flowers. An elderly woman is seated in a wheelchair on the right side of the main group. In the foreground, two individuals are actively moving. On the right, a man in a white long-sleeved shirt and light-colored trousers walks towards the right, holding a camera in his left hand. Further to the right, another man in a dark jacket and light trousers pushes a mobile, wheeled sandwich board sign that displays text including "CKET," "ICE," "O METER," and "ONLINE TICKET." On the far left, two men in light blue shirts and white shorts ascend the lower steps. The ground in the immediate foreground is dark grey paving, and dark metal handrails line the sides of the stone steps. in Budapest, Hungary

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This wide-angle, low-perspective image depicts the exterior of St. Stephen's Basilica in Budapest, Hungary, under a partly cloudy sky. The grand Neoclassical facade of the Basilica dominates the background, characterized by a large pediment adorned with statues and supported by Corinthian columns. A frieze below the pediment displays the Latin inscription "EGO SUM VIA VERITAS ET VITA." Above the central arched entrance, a mosaic depicting a religious scene is visible. To the left of the Basilica, an adjacent building is partially covered by white scaffolding and protective netting. To the right, a tall bell tower with a dome extends upwards. A large group of approximately twenty-five individuals is assembled on the wide stone steps leading to the Basilica's entrance, positioned for a group photograph. Central to this gathering are a bride in a white lace gown holding a white floral bouquet, and a groom in a light beige suit. The other members of the group, predominantly adults, are dressed in formal or semi-formal attire, including suits, and dresses in various colors such as gold, dark green, and patterned white. A young boy in a white shirt and dark pants stands near the bride and groom, and a small girl in a white dress holds flowers. An elderly woman is seated in a wheelchair on the right side of the main group. In the foreground, two individuals are actively moving. On the right, a man in a white long-sleeved shirt and light-colored trousers walks towards the right, holding a camera in his left hand. Further to the right, another man in a dark jacket and light trousers pushes a mobile, wheeled sandwich board sign that displays text including "CKET," "ICE," "O METER," and "ONLINE TICKET." On the far left, two men in light blue shirts and white shorts ascend the lower steps. The ground in the immediate foreground is dark grey paving, and dark metal handrails line the sides of the stone steps.

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