The image is a black and white photograph showing three panels depicting the planet Mars at different stages of its seasonal change during 1894. Each panel represents a different month: June, August, and October. The panels are circular, showing a view of the Martian surface. The surface is characterized by dark markings and lighter areas, likely representing different geological features or variations in albedo. The dark markings appear to change in shape and extent across the three panels, indicating seasonal changes. Each panel is labeled with the month, longitude, and latitude of the center of the disk. The title of the image is 'Hesperia Showing Seasonal Change During 1894'. The image appears to be a scientific illustration or observation of the Martian surface, likely intended to document and analyze seasonal variations.