The image displays a wide view of Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, France, from the opposite bank of the Seine River under an overcast sky

The image displays a wide view of Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, France, from the opposite bank of the Seine River under an overcast sky. The prominent gothic cathedral, identifiable by its twin western towers, central spire, and intricate stonework including a visible rose window on the right side, is undergoing significant reconstruction. A large yellow-orange tower crane is visible on the far right, extending over the cathedral's rear section, and scaffolding is present on parts of the structure. In the foreground, a paved stone quay or riverbank features two dark green, rectangular, box-like structures. The Seine River flows in the mid-ground, separating the viewer from the cathedral. A pedestrian bridge with brown railings spans the river to the right, behind the foreground structures. Numerous people are visible walking or standing on this bridge and on the riverbank path directly in front of the cathedral grounds. A light-colored construction barrier or hoarding runs along the perimeter of the cathedral area at ground level. On the left, several large deciduous trees with bare branches partially obscure the lower section of the cathedral's western facade. Other Parisian buildings are visible behind these trees on the far left. Several birds are in flight against the cloudy, gray sky.