The image depicts the exterior of a multi-story brick building at night, viewed from ground level. The sky is dark, with a bright moon visible in the upper left quadrant. Bare tree branches, devoid of leaves, extend from the right and central foreground, partially obscuring the building. In the immediate foreground, a dark metal fence with vertical bars and horizontal crossbeams is visible, further obstructing the view of the lower portion of the building. The building itself is constructed of red-brown brick and features multiple rows of rectangular windows, some of which are illuminated from within. Several white rectangular air conditioning units are affixed to the exterior walls below windows on various floors. On the upper part of the building, near the roofline, several antenna-like structures are visible against the night sky. On the lower section of the building, behind the fence, white text is visible, partially reading "ДИАГНОСТИЧЕСКИЙ" (Diagnostic). This building is identified as part of the Republican Clinical Diagnostic Center (Республиканский клинический диагностический центр, РКДЦ) located at **Lenina Street, 81, Izhevsk, Udmurt Republic, Russia**. There are no visible people, specific actions, or interactions depicted in the scene. The overall environment is that of a city at night.Night selfie session captured on Izhevsk
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Thu, Mar 26, 2026, 05:50 PM

Izhevsk, Russia

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The image depicts the exterior of a multi-story brick building at night, viewed from ground level. The sky is dark, with a bright moon visible in the upper left quadrant. Bare tree branches, devoid of…read more

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