The image captures a detailed, full-height view of the highly ornate Puerta del Sagrario (Door of the Tabernacle), the main entrance to the Iglesia del Sagrario (Sagrario Church) in Málaga, Spain, situated adjacent to the Málaga Cathedral

The image captures a detailed, full-height view of the highly ornate Puerta del Sagrario (Door of the Tabernacle), the main entrance to the Iglesia del Sagrario (Sagrario Church) in Málaga, Spain, situated adjacent to the Málaga Cathedral. The central subject is a large, arched double door, dark in color, heavily studded with rows of round metal bosses. This door is recessed within an elaborate stone portal exhibiting Isabelline Gothic and early Renaissance architectural styles. The portal features multiple tiers of intricate stone carving, including deeply recessed archivolts adorned with floral motifs, geometric patterns, and small sculpted figures. Above the main arch, the carving extends upwards, incorporating niches with various religious figures, some kneeling or holding objects, flanked by abundant foliage, crests, and decorative shields. The stone facade is a light, weathered color, with a reddish-brown brick structure visible higher up on the building's top edge. At the base of the portal, a black wrought-iron railing with vertical balusters and a horizontal top rail spans the width of the entrance, separating it from the street level. Beneath the railing is a stone base. Two individuals are partially visible at the very bottom of the frame, positioned in front of the railing at street level. On the left, a person with dark, short hair is seen from the back and left side, wearing a light-colored (possibly teal) shirt, appearing to walk from left to right. On the right, a second person with long, dark hair is seen from the front and right side, smiling slightly and also appearing to move from left to right. Their bodies are cut off below the waist. The scene is brightly lit by natural light, indicating daytime. Embedded text at the bottom center of the image reads "Galaxy A15 23 octobre 2025 15:29".