The image displays a daytime, panoramic view of the Baháʼí Shrine of the Báb on Mount Carmel in Haifa, Israel

The image displays a daytime, panoramic view of the Baháʼí Shrine of the Báb on Mount Carmel in Haifa, Israel. The scene is framed by a dark, horizontal overhang occupying the top approximately one-third of the image, and the upper section of a light-colored building with a corrugated metal roof in the bottom foreground. This foreground structure exhibits white walls and a window with vertical bars, with dark cables visible on its roofline. In the mid-ground, two large, dark green trees stand prominently. To their left, a multi-story residential building with multiple windows is visible. To their right, various other buildings and structures are partially discernible among vegetation. The central background features the white-domed Shrine of the Báb, characterized by its classical architecture and numerous arched windows, situated on a verdant hillside. This hillside is densely covered with trees, shrubs, and visible terraced garden structures, typical of the Baháʼí Gardens. The upper slopes of Mount Carmel extend into the far background, featuring a mix of dense tree cover and scattered residential buildings. The sky above is clear and light blue. No individuals are visible, and no actions or interactions are depicted.