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A low-angle, eye-level photograph captures a frontal view of the Bab Mansour Gate in Meknes, Morocco, under a clear, bright blue sky. The gate, constructed from light-brown brick and plaster, features a large, central horseshoe arch. The facade above the arch is elaborately decorated with intricate geometric and floral mosaic tiles (zellij) in blues, greens, and gold. The top of the gate wall is crenellated. Through the archway, a cobblestone road leads into the city. Approximately three to five pedestrians are observed walking away from the viewer, into the city, with two figures in the foreground of this group dressed in dark clothing. A tall, square-based minaret, light beige in color and featuring arched windows near its top, stands prominently in the middle distance through the arch. Green foliage from a tree is visible to the left through the archway, along with indistinct vehicles further in the background. The cobblestone foreground includes a dark drainage channel curving along the left base of the gate and a rectangular metal grate embedded in the pavement. Strong daylight illuminates the scene, casting subtle shadows on the left wall of the gate structure.
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