This image depicts a low-angle view of a tall palm tree positioned in front of a curved, multi-story building under a clear blue sky in Tel-Aviv, Israel

This image depicts a low-angle view of a tall palm tree positioned in front of a curved, multi-story building under a clear blue sky in Tel-Aviv, Israel. The scene is dominated by a large palm tree, likely a Washingtonia variety, located centrally and to the right. Its robust trunk displays a distinctive pattern of old frond bases, transitioning to a smoother, darker surface beneath the crown. A dense canopy of large, fan-shaped green fronds extends outwards, with some dried brown fronds visible beneath the living foliage. A second, shorter palm tree is partially visible behind and to the right of the primary tree. On the left and upper-left, a modern, multi-story building rises diagonally, characterized by its wide, curved horizontal bands. These bands are consistent with a spiral ramp system, suggesting the structure is a parking garage. The building's exterior is clad in small, light-colored, possibly off-white or beige, square tiles, creating a textured facade. The undersides of the curved bands are visibly shadowed in a darker grey. Near the very top of the building, a slender, light-colored antenna or pole extends upwards against the sky. The environment is urban, illuminated by clear daylight, indicating midday or afternoon conditions. No people or vehicles are visible in the frame. The fronds of the palm tree appear slightly ruffled, consistent with a gentle breeze. The specific location is identifiable as part of the Dizengoff Center complex in Tel-Aviv due to the distinctive architectural features of its parking garage.