The image displays Bab Mansour, a prominent historical gate in Meknes, Morocco, observed at night

The image displays Bab Mansour, a prominent historical gate in Meknes, Morocco, observed at night. The gate features a massive central arch with a grand, double-leaf wooden door, heavily studded with dark circular metal elements. The facade is constructed from light-colored stone or plaster, extensively adorned with intricate geometric zellige tile patterns in dark and light hues, and horizontal bands of Arabic calligraphy. Two smaller, ornate arched entrances, also decorated with tilework, flank the central arch. The top edge of the structure exhibits a serrated or crenellated design. The sky above is uniformly dark black. The foreground consists of a paved surface of dark grey interlocking bricks, arranged in a herringbone pattern. A red and white painted curb demarcates the immediate foreground. Two individuals are present on the paved plaza in front of the gate. One individual, positioned left of center and closer to the foreground, is in motion, walking from left to right. This person wears a light-colored top, dark pants, and white athletic shoes. A second individual stands further back, near the left smaller arched entrance, partially obscured and appearing to hold an object or device. Artificial lighting illuminates the gate and parts of the plaza, casting shadows from the individuals and architectural elements.