This forensic photograph depicts the "Carrousel Vénitien du XVIIIe Siècle" (Venetian Carousel of the 18th Century), located in Paris, France, specifically at the base of the Eiffel Tower near the Pont d'Iéna

This forensic photograph depicts the "Carrousel Vénitien du XVIIIe Siècle" (Venetian Carousel of the 18th Century), located in Paris, France, specifically at the base of the Eiffel Tower near the Pont d'Iéna. The multi-level carousel features a prominent light-blue scalloped roof. Beneath it, cream and gold ornate panels are visible, adorned with landscape paintings and the distinct French inscription "CARROUSEL VENITIEN DU XVIIIe SIECLE." Numerous intricately decorated carousel horses are present on both levels. On the lower level, a white horse with a pink saddle and gold detailing is prominent in the foreground-left, positioned next to another white horse with blue and gold accents. Further right, a brown horse with a dark saddle is partially visible. The upper level also contains several horses, mostly light-colored and partially obscured. Small, warm-toned lights are integrated into the carousel's structure, illuminating its decorative elements. A dark metal staircase with wooden steps is visible on the left side, connecting the different levels. The carousel's base features a maroon-colored decorative band. In the background, green foliage and a light-colored stone balustrade or railing are present. No individuals are clearly discernible, and the carousel appears stationary.