An outdoor, slightly low-angle photograph depicts a large equestrian statue in Batulawang, Indonesia

An outdoor, slightly low-angle photograph depicts a large equestrian statue in Batulawang, Indonesia. The central subject is a weathered, teal-colored statue of a male figure riding a horse. The horse is depicted in a rearing stance, with its right front leg lifted. The rider, dressed in a draped garment, extends his left hand forward, resting it on the horse's neck. The statue is mounted on a multi-tiered, light-colored stone or concrete pedestal that exhibits signs of weathering, including cracks and discoloration. The primary section of the pedestal features a decorative frieze with scalloped patterns and additional relief detailing. A black square lighting fixture is visible on the upper surface of the pedestal beneath the horse. In the foreground, a series of broad, tiered steps, constructed from concrete and embedded with small stones, leads up to the monument. The background consists of a pale blue to grey sky. Behind the statue, dense green foliage and numerous trees, including tall conifers, are visible. To the far right, a section of a green, possibly metal, decorative fence or railing is discernible, with hints of other smaller green figures or statues behind it. A distant light source, resembling a streetlamp, is faintly visible in the upper right background.