The image displays an elevated nighttime view of the Mexico City skyline, observed from behind a low architectural barrier

The image displays an elevated nighttime view of the Mexico City skyline, observed from behind a low architectural barrier. The immediate foreground features a dark, unlit horizontal surface, above which a lighter-colored, tiled wall extends horizontally, illuminated by an upward-facing light source. Thin vines with small leaves are visible clinging to this wall. Directly above the wall, a dense line of dark foliage, likely shrubs or trees, obscures the middle ground. In the background, against a dark night sky, numerous city lights are visible. On the left, the prominently lit, modern skyscraper known as Torre Reforma stands tall with multiple illuminated windows. On the right, the distinctively shaped Torre Latinoamericana is brightly illuminated in white and yellow, with a red beacon light at its apex. Additional less-defined urban lights and building silhouettes are present between and behind these two landmark structures, indicating a dense urban environment. No individuals or specific actions are discernible within the frame.