view of the interior of Charles de Gaulle Airport in Roissy-en-France, France

view of the interior of Charles de Gaulle Airport in Roissy-en-France, France. The image is taken from a lower level, looking up at a large, metal-framed glass ceiling. The ceiling is made of many small, rectangular panels, each with a slight curve. The ceiling is supported by a network of metal beams that create a grid pattern. A man in a dark jacket and backpack is walking towards the right side of the image. A large, black sign with a clock is suspended in the air. The sign reads "F52". The image is taken from a point just below the sign and shows a partial view of the sign. The sign is at the end of a long, metal railing, which is part of a walkway with a white, concrete handrail. The railing is in front of a large window, which provides a view of the outside world. The window is made of clear glass and shows the sky, some buildings, and a tree. The image is taken during the day. The lighting in the image is bright and clear, with no shadows. The image is in focus and the details are clear and sharp. There is a sense of movement in the image, as the man is walking, and the light is changing subtly. The image conveys a sense of spaciousness, and of travel and movement. The image also has a slightly industrial feel, due to the metal beams and the large, open space. There is a sense of order and efficiency, as the airport is clearly designed for the smooth movement of people.