A photograph of the interior of the Desert View Watchtower, seen from below as if you are standing at the centre of the room and looking straight up. Thick stone walls curve upward around you, covered in painted murals inspired by Navajo designs, with bold shapes, figures, and symbols layered across the surface. At the very top, a round opening acts like a skylight, allowing daylight to fall down through the tower, softly illuminating the murals and revealing the rough texture of the stone and the warm, earthy colours of the paint.