The image depicts Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, France, at night, viewed from a low angle looking towards the west facade and a portion of the south facade

The image depicts Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, France, at night, viewed from a low angle looking towards the west facade and a portion of the south facade. The sky is a deep blue with faint cloud cover. The cathedral's light-colored stone structure is externally illuminated, accentuating its Gothic architectural details. The prominent west facade features two bell towers, with the right (south) tower more completely visible than the left (north) tower. Below the towers, a large rose window is visible, situated above the Gallery of Kings, which displays a horizontal row of statues. At the base, three grand portals are brightly lit with warm yellow light, revealing intricate carvings of figures within their recessed arches. To the far right, a slender, dark spire belonging to the transept rises against the night sky. The visible section of the south facade displays structural buttresses and narrow, vertically oriented windows, some emitting faint internal light. At ground level, directly in front of the illuminated portals, an indistinct crowd of approximately 20-30 individuals is gathered. A dark metal fence or barrier is partially visible at the bottom right. No specific actions or interactions among the individuals are discernible.