A female subject, appearing to be in her 30s or 40s with reddish-brown hair, is walking on an asphalt street in Haifa, Israel, specifically in the lower city area known for its street art, likely near the Flea Market or Turkish Market

A female subject, appearing to be in her 30s or 40s with reddish-brown hair, is walking on an asphalt street in Haifa, Israel, specifically in the lower city area known for its street art, likely near the Flea Market or Turkish Market. She is viewed from a side-back angle, looking to her right. She wears a black short-sleeved top, white loose-fitting trousers, and light brown flat shoes. Sunglasses rest on her head. She carries a brown paper shopping bag in her left hand and a reddish-brown cased smartphone in her right hand. The immediate environment consists of a concrete sidewalk curb painted white with a blue stripe, indicating parking regulations. Behind the subject, a building wall is visible. The lower section of the wall is painted a pale yellow and adorned with vibrant street art depicting stylized buildings, figures, and abstract elements in purple, teal, pink, orange, and black outlines. Visible text in the graffiti includes "ZIVINKEREZOO", "BISTRO", and "CAFÉ PINO". A dark gray potted plant with green foliage and a red base is positioned against this yellow wall section. Above the yellow wall, a rough, unpainted gray concrete wall rises, featuring various exposed utility pipes, conduits, wires, and a square light fixture. A black fabric awning is partially retracted above the street art. Sparse vegetation grows from the cracks in the upper concrete wall and from the roofline. The sky is partially visible at the top of the frame.