The image displays the Hôtel-Dieu Saint-Jacques building in Toulouse, France, situated on the west bank of the Garonne River, captured at night from an elevated vantage point, likely the Pont Neuf

The image displays the Hôtel-Dieu Saint-Jacques building in Toulouse, France, situated on the west bank of the Garonne River, captured at night from an elevated vantage point, likely the Pont Neuf. The large, multi-story structure, constructed of red brick, is illuminated by numerous exterior lights, with additional light emanating from its many windows. Its lower section features several large, symmetrical arched openings at the waterline. The building's illuminated facade and lights are sharply reflected in the calm, dark surface of the Garonne River, creating a near-perfect mirror image. In the background, a second bridge, likely the Pont Saint-Pierre, spans the river, marked by a series of evenly spaced streetlights, also reflecting on the water. The sky above is dark blue-black. The lower left foreground shows a partial view of a textured, light-colored stone balustrade or parapet. No individuals are visible.