Egyptian hieroglyphs adorn a stone pillar at night, surrounded by architecture and nature.
Low-angle view of a rectangular stone pillar containing Egyptian hieroglyphs, at night. The wall is a gray stone, with rectangular brick patterns that contain gray marks embedded as decoration, some lights out of frame shine from the bottom and light up the pillar. The hieroglyphs have a rectangular section indented inside the stone and contain four Egyptian figures, with one sitting on a throne holding a spear, many symbols surround the characters that are carved into the stone. Two more sections are above the first one, but the top one is covered in shadows while the middle one is barely legible with three figures depicted inside. To the left of the pillar is a gray pipe that moves up vertically, following the edge of the pillar, which leads to the top. To the right side, near the top right corner, shows that the pillar is the left arm of an archway with an opening gap visible. In the background is a palm tree to the left side, under the dark night sky.