The image captures a partial, upward-angled view of two multi-story buildings in Safed, Israel, partially obscured by a wooden pergola in the foreground

The image captures a partial, upward-angled view of two multi-story buildings in Safed, Israel, partially obscured by a wooden pergola in the foreground. The foreground features a structure composed of numerous parallel, weathered wooden beams, appearing to be rough-hewn logs or branches, extending diagonally from the upper right to the lower center of the frame. Below this structure, bare tree branches and dried foliage are visible. The building on the left exhibits a facade of light-colored, rough-cut stone blocks, consistent with ashlar masonry. It contains multiple rectangular windows with dark frames and light-colored curtains visible behind the glass. The building on the right presents a more modern architectural style with a smooth, light-colored stone or concrete facade. This building features several projecting, curved balconies stacked vertically. Each balcony has a horizontally-ribbed, beige-colored base and a clear glass railing topped with a dark rail. Behind the glass railings, through open doorways or windows, light-colored curtains are visible. On each visible balcony, at least one light-colored wooden chair is present, and some balconies also include a small wooden table. The scene is illuminated by natural sunlight, casting shadows that define the architectural elements. No individuals are depicted.