An elevated, sweeping view captures the city of Santiago, Chile, from Santa Lucía Hill, looking generally southwest

An elevated, sweeping view captures the city of Santiago, Chile, from Santa Lucía Hill, looking generally southwest. The urban landscape is dominated by a pervasive, thick layer of atmospheric haze or light fog, significantly reducing visibility and obscuring distant elements of the skyline. The sky is uniformly light gray to white, diffused by this condition, with a strong, indistinct light source emanating from the upper right, casting a bright glow through the haze. In the right foreground/midground, a prominent, tall, modern skyscraper with a reflective blue-tinted glass facade rises, partially illuminated by the diffused light. This structure is consistent with the Torre Entel, a telecommunications tower landmark in downtown Santiago. To its left and extending into the midground, numerous other buildings of varying heights and ages form the urban fabric, ranging from modern high-rises to older, multi-story structures. In the lower left quadrant, a large, ornate building with classical architectural elements, including columns and a dark, possibly green-tinged roof, is partially visible, representing a historical or civic structure. A major street or avenue cuts through the scene, extending from the midground towards the hazy background, lined on both sides by buildings. Small, indistinct shapes of vehicles are barely discernible on the street. The immediate foreground is occupied by dark, dense foliage, indicating the elevated vantage point. No individuals or specific human actions are discernible within the frame. The scene is static, portraying an extensive urban environment under hazy conditions.