Answer:
The Earth's axis is always inclined at 23.45 degrees (approximately) with respect to the plane of its orbit around the sun, for the entire duration of a year.
Explanation:
The earth revolves around the earth's axis in the same position throughout the year.
The inclination of the earth's axis causes the existence of the seasons.
Winter in the northern hemisphere results from its greatest momentary distance from the sun, within the movement of the earth's movement.
In this way, the photo only informs us that it was taken near the winter solstice (December 21th).
