The image displays the Old Basilica of Guadalupe (Antigua Basílica de Guadalupe) located in the Gustavo A

The image displays the Old Basilica of Guadalupe (Antigua Basílica de Guadalupe) located in the Gustavo A. Madero borough of Mexico City, Mexico. The central subject is a large Baroque-style church, constructed primarily of reddish-brown brick with contrasting light-colored stone details on its facades, cornices, and structural elements. The building features multiple towers topped with golden, onion-shaped cupolas or domes, and a larger, prominent golden dome is situated at the rear of the main structure. The entire edifice exhibits a noticeable tilt, characteristic of subsidence in the region. Patches of small vegetation are visible growing on the upper sections of the domes and towers. In the foreground, a wide, paved plaza extends, featuring decorative patterns on its surface. Sunlight illuminates the scene, casting distinct shadows across the plaza from the church and other objects. Scattered across the left and central-left portions of the plaza are approximately a dozen individuals, appearing to be walking or observing the surroundings. Their attire is casual. Two dark-colored cylindrical waste receptacles are positioned in the immediate foreground; one dark grey/black in the center-right and one green in the center-left. Metal barriers or railings are visible separating portions of the plaza near the church base. The sky above is partially covered by large, dramatic white cumulus clouds against a backdrop of blue sky. A tall, slender conifer tree is visible on the far left of the frame, behind the plaza area.