This is a nighttime vertical photograph depicting the Hassan II Bridge spanning the Bou Regreg River, connecting the cities of Salé and Rabat in Morocco

This is a nighttime vertical photograph depicting the Hassan II Bridge spanning the Bou Regreg River, connecting the cities of Salé and Rabat in Morocco. The perspective appears to be from the Salé riverbank, looking across towards Rabat. The scene is dominated by the illuminated bridge and its reflection in the dark water. The Hassan II Bridge is a modern concrete structure featuring multiple distinct segmental arches. The undersides of these arches are brightly lit with a warm, golden-white light, which is strongly reflected in the river below, creating shimmering vertical streaks and patterns on the water's surface. Numerous white-emitting streetlights line the upper deck of the bridge. A single vehicle, possibly a truck, is faintly visible traversing the bridge deck near the center-right. The Bou Regreg River occupies the lower half of the frame, appearing dark and largely still, though some subtle ripples are visible, particularly within the light reflections. On the far bank, beyond the bridge, various illuminated structures of Rabat are visible against the dark, clear night sky. To the left of the bridge, a prominent, dome-topped building, likely part of a landmark complex such as the Mausoleum of Mohammed V, is brightly illuminated. To the right, a tall, rectangular building with distinctive red-orange lighting near its upper levels stands out. Scattered lights from other distant city buildings are also visible along the horizon. No people or specific discernible actions are present in the immediate foreground or on the river.