A basketball court's shadow dominates a slightly angled view.
A slightly top-down view of a basketball court, which a basketball hoop is casting a shadow onto. The camera is titled slightly at an angle. The shadow is the main focus of the frame. It stems from the bottom left side and is slightly distorted and stretched out to the center of the frame. The hoop and baseboard are visible in the shadow, as well as the supporting pole, which gets cut off of the frame on the left side. It is at a three-quarter view, displaying mostly the left side. The shadow is mostly sharp, has slightly softened edges, and is a dark blue color. The bottom half of the court has a large square of muted blue painted onto the ground, which stretches out of view on each side. A thin white line outlines the square, which runs horizontally but appears diagonal due to the camera angle. Another white line runs parallel with the outside line; however, it begins curving inwards towards the bottom of the frame. Another similar square of blue is ahead, towards the top of the frame, which is mostly on the right side. It also has a white line inside the square, which begins to curve to the left, away from the camera. The area outside of the blue sections is painted a dark green. There are many dark stains on the green area from overuse of the court, some of which bleed into the blue square at the bottom of the frame. The area is well lit, and it appears to be daytime.