An overhead-angle image captures a variegated succulent plant, likely a Crassula ovata cultivar such as 'Gollum' or 'Hobbit' jade plant, situated in a black square planter

An overhead-angle image captures a variegated succulent plant, likely a Crassula ovata cultivar such as 'Gollum' or 'Hobbit' jade plant, situated in a black square planter. The plant exhibits numerous thick, fleshy leaves, primarily green with distinct yellow-green margins, filling the planter and slightly extending over its edges. The planter rests on a ground surface paved with small, uniformly sized, light-grey square tiles arranged in a grid pattern, consistent with traditional Portuguese pavement (calçada portuguesa). To the right of the planter, the tiled floor meets a white, slightly raised architectural element, possibly a door threshold or baseboard. The background consists of a light-colored building wall featuring larger, rectangular tiles with vertical grout lines, suggesting a tiled facade. A white vertical pipe or conduit is visible running along this wall. In the upper left quadrant, a portion of a window or glass door with a white frame and translucent glass is visible. The scene is illuminated by natural light, casting subtle shadows from the plant and architectural features onto the tiled floor. No individuals or animals are present. The environment suggests an outdoor residential or commercial patio or balcony area within the city of Fátima, Portugal.