The image displays an interior view of a dark, rough-hewn stone passage or chamber located in the Makadara/Mji Wa Kale ward, Kenya

The image displays an interior view of a dark, rough-hewn stone passage or chamber located in the Makadara/Mji Wa Kale ward, Kenya. In the immediate foreground, a low barrier or threshold of light-colored, irregularly cut stone blocks spans the width of the frame. Beyond this, a narrow corridor extends into the distance, flanked by dark, textured walls of uneven stone or coral rag. The floor of the passage is a flat, dark surface, likely compacted earth or worn stone. At the far end of the visible passage, an opening or archway frames an intensely bright, unidentifiable light source, possibly sunlight from an exterior exit or skylight, which creates a strong silhouette effect and deep shadows throughout the internal structure. The environment is devoid of people, discernible objects other than the architectural elements, or any explicit actions or interactions.