The image displays an upward-looking exterior view of the Sagrada Familia basilica in Barcelona, Spain, under active construction. Dominating the upper frame are two large tower cranes against a clear, light blue sky. In the foreground, a prominent orange-yellow lattice tower crane, identifiable by the "LIEBHERR" branding on its dark gray counterweight section, extends upwards. Its horizontal jib and counter-jib are visible, with cables descending. To its right and slightly behind, a taller, similarly colored orange-yellow tower crane with a long horizontal jib also extends into the sky. The Sagrada Familia itself shows multiple spires and sections of its stone facade. The spire on the far left, appearing largely complete, features intricate carvings and a vibrant, multi-colored finial. Several other spires and architectural elements exhibit characteristic Gaudi-esque design, including complex stone textures and ornate details resembling natural forms. One spire in the mid-ground, topped with a cross-like finial, is partially shrouded in dark netting. Further right, scaffolding with green and white netting covers sections of the basilica, indicating ongoing construction or renovation. No people are visible within the frame. The lighting suggests daylight conditions. in Barcelona, Spain

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The image displays an upward-looking exterior view of the Sagrada Familia basilica in Barcelona, Spain, under active construction. Dominating the upper frame are two large tower cranes against a clear, light blue sky. In the foreground, a prominent orange-yellow lattice tower crane, identifiable by the "LIEBHERR" branding on its dark gray counterweight section, extends upwards. Its horizontal jib and counter-jib are visible, with cables descending. To its right and slightly behind, a taller, similarly colored orange-yellow tower crane with a long horizontal jib also extends into the sky. The Sagrada Familia itself shows multiple spires and sections of its stone facade. The spire on the far left, appearing largely complete, features intricate carvings and a vibrant, multi-colored finial. Several other spires and architectural elements exhibit characteristic Gaudi-esque design, including complex stone textures and ornate details resembling natural forms. One spire in the mid-ground, topped with a cross-like finial, is partially shrouded in dark netting. Further right, scaffolding with green and white netting covers sections of the basilica, indicating ongoing construction or renovation. No people are visible within the frame. The lighting suggests daylight conditions.

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