An overhead, static view in Meknes, Morocco, depicts an urban outdoor passage between buildings

An overhead, static view in Meknes, Morocco, depicts an urban outdoor passage between buildings. The primary subject is a freestanding, vertical structure resembling a utility box or small kiosk, featuring a body constructed from alternating vertical dark green and reddish-brown panels. Its gabled roof displays a checkered pattern of the same dark green and reddish-brown colors. A silver-colored mailbox is mounted on a reddish-brown panel, with faint white text, possibly "UVA," visible above it. The structure's base is a white-painted concrete foundation. The ground surface consists of uneven, cracked grey concrete, with a small red piece of debris visible on the left. To the left of the central structure, a light-colored, weathered building wall rises from a low white concrete ledge. Attached to this ledge is a section of dark brown wrought iron railing featuring decorative scrollwork. To the right, a rough stone wall, composed of various colored stones, forms a corner and supports a similar dark brown wrought iron railing, topped with a small, gold-colored pyramidal finial. Further back on the right, an off-white building wall is visible, featuring two dark brown rectangular fixtures and a dark brown door with circular decorative elements. A thin black cable extends diagonally across the upper portion of the frame, passing over the roof of the central structure. No individuals or dynamic actions are present in the scene.