The scene depicts a wet, paved waterfront promenade under an overcast, gray sky, indicative of recent or ongoing precipitation

The scene depicts a wet, paved waterfront promenade under an overcast, gray sky, indicative of recent or ongoing precipitation. The location is identified as the Galataport area in Karaköy, Beyoğlu, Turkey, bordering a body of water, likely the Golden Horn or Bosphorus. A series of silver-colored, wavy metal arches, illuminated with small lights, forms an overhead structure along the promenade. Tall, black metal streetlights, each equipped with multiple surveillance cameras, are positioned on the left side of the walkway. The promenade surface is covered in light-colored rectangular pavers, reflective from moisture. A large, dark metal grate is set into the pavement on the right. To the left, the water body is visible with mooring bollards along its edge. The distant shoreline features a cityscape with numerous buildings, including prominent structures with domes and minarets, consistent with the historic peninsula of Istanbul. Several boats are present on the water. On the right side of the promenade, bare deciduous trees line the path. A large building in the background is partially obscured by green protective netting, suggesting construction or renovation. A billboard displaying Turkish text, "PAKET POSTANESİ" (Package Post Office), is visible. Approximately ten pedestrians are present on the promenade. In the mid-ground, a person wearing a dark coat and blue jeans walks away from the camera, holding a bright blue umbrella and carrying a brown handbag. Ahead of them, a male in a light gray hoodie and dark trousers walks towards the camera, accompanied by a female wearing a light jacket and a headscarf. Other individuals are dispersed further along the promenade.