This sepia-toned panoramic photograph depicts a detailed view of Hebron, Palestinian Territory

This sepia-toned panoramic photograph depicts a detailed view of Hebron, Palestinian Territory. In the immediate foreground, two individuals are present: a standing person with their back to the viewer, wearing a light-colored long robe and a dark cap, and another person seated or kneeling to the left, also facing away, with a patterned head covering. Both appear to be male. A large, dark tree branch extends from the upper left, framing the scene. The ground beneath them is uneven and sparsely vegetated. The midground is dominated by the Ibrahimi Mosque/Tomb of the Patriarchs, a substantial rectangular stone structure characterized by high, thick, crenellated walls. A tall, multi-tiered minaret with arched windows stands prominently to the left of the main walled complex. Adjacent to the main structure, particularly visible on the lower right outside the main wall, is a smaller, domed architectural feature. Other stone buildings with multiple windows are visible immediately surrounding the main complex. The background reveals a dense cluster of traditional stone buildings with flat roofs, constituting the city of Hebron, which sprawls across a gentle hillside. Beyond the urban area, the landscape consists of terraced hillsides, appearing sparsely vegetated, likely with olive groves. The sky is clear and bright, indicating daylight conditions. No specific interactions are depicted between the two figures, who appear to be observing the city.