The image displays an interior perspective looking outward through a window in Fez, Morocco

The image displays an interior perspective looking outward through a window in Fez, Morocco. The window pane is heavily covered in condensation, presenting a diffused, yellowish-green appearance. Scratched into the condensation, prominently in the upper half, are Arabic characters that spell "فاس" (Fās), which is the Arabic name for Fez. Behind the condensed glass, a dark, grid-like structure, identified as window bars or a security grille, is discernible, forming distinct vertical and horizontal lines. Beyond this grille, the outdoor environment is profoundly blurred, showing indistinct light-toned architectural forms or buildings under daylight. The lower portion of the condensed glass exhibits several clear, circular patterns where condensation has been removed, suggesting contact with round objects. No individuals are depicted, the scene solely capturing the textured window and its obscured background.