This forensic description details a nighttime, low-angle photograph of a building in Cut, Indonesia, featuring architecture consistent with a mosque

This forensic description details a nighttime, low-angle photograph of a building in Cut, Indonesia, featuring architecture consistent with a mosque. The scene is illuminated by artificial light, contrasting sharply with a dark, clear sky. The central subject is a predominantly white, multi-tiered building. Its upper section is capped by a large, grey, weathered dome, from the apex of which a slender, pointed finial protrudes. Directly beneath the dome, an ornate white frieze with a delicate, openwork, lace-like pattern encircles the structure. Below this, a secondary, serrated white trim is visible. The mid-section of the building displays white walls with visible signs of weathering, including dark stains and discoloration. On the left side, an overhang or upper roof section appears damaged or incomplete, revealing darker structural elements underneath. Below this area, a horizontal frieze with geometric patterns runs along the wall. The lower section of the building features multiple arched windows on the left, each with white frames and vertical bars, illuminated from within. On the right, a large arched entrance or passageway is visible, supported by decorative white columns with ornate capitals. This area is brightly illuminated, casting light outward. No individuals, discernible actions, or interactions are visible. The environment consists solely of the building and the dark night sky, where faint points of light (potentially stars) are present in the upper left quadrant.