This image depicts the interior of the Cuenca Cathedral (Catedral de Santa María y San Julián de Cuenca) in Cuenca, Spain

This image depicts the interior of the Cuenca Cathedral (Catedral de Santa María y San Julián de Cuenca) in Cuenca, Spain. The scene showcases a section of the cathedral characterized by high vaulted Gothic ceilings supported by robust stone columns. A prominent feature is a large, circular rose window emitting bright light, located high on a distant wall. Directly below it are three tall, arched windows filled with contemporary stained glass exhibiting a gradient of colors from blue and purple on the left to orange and yellow hues on the right. To the far right, a tall, ornate dark gold metal grille, likely part of a rood screen or choir gate, features intricate scrollwork and vertical bars. Behind this grille, sections of a pipe organ are visible, along with additional stained glass windows, one notably featuring a yellow fish symbol against a blue background. In the mid-ground, a series of dark wooden benches with bright red velvet cushions are arranged on a slightly elevated platform, separated by a low wooden barrier. The floor consists of large, light-colored stone tiles. A group of approximately seven to eight individuals, dressed in coats and jackets, stands near these benches in the mid-ground. Most are observed looking upwards, appearing to examine the architectural details and windows. The space is illuminated by natural light streaming through the windows and supplementary artificial spotlights within the vaulted ceiling.