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This image captures a narrow, upward-angled view within the medina of Fez, Morocco, focused primarily on a prominent minaret under a partly cloudy blue sky. The central subject is a tall, square minaret, constructed of light-colored material, extensively adorned with intricate geometric tilework (zellij) in blue and white/light green patterns along its shaft and crenellated parapet. A small, damaged or incomplete structure sits at its peak. To the left, an old, multi-story building features aged, light beige walls with visible staining and weathering. It displays multiple rectangular windows with dark grates. A white sign with red Arabic text and international WC (restroom) symbols, including a wheelchair icon, is affixed to its upper facade. Below the windows, traditional wooden awnings with light fabric covers project from the building. Numerous black electrical wires crisscross the foreground and mid-ground, extending between buildings. On the right, a portion of another building wall is visible, also appearing old and light-colored, with some blue elements and supporting a dark, traditional street lamp. No individuals are present in the frame. The scene is illuminated by natural daylight, highlighting the dense urban architecture characteristic of a historic Moroccan medina.
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