This image displays a detailed view through a shop window in Beyoğlu, Turkey, primarily featuring an elaborate pastry display

This image displays a detailed view through a shop window in Beyoğlu, Turkey, primarily featuring an elaborate pastry display. The central focus is a tall, multi-layered stack of golden-brown Turkish pastries, predominantly various types of baklava and kadayıf. The layers consist of horizontally arranged cylindrical pastries, many of which are cut to reveal a dense filling and are heavily topped with bright green pistachio nuts. At the top of the central stack, several triangular pastries with substantial green filling are arranged on a white dish. To the left and right of the central display, silver-colored tiered stands hold additional flat trays filled with similar pastries, often dusted with green pistachio crumbs. Reflections on the shop window glass overlay the pastry display with elements of the outside urban environment. Gold lettering is visible at the top, partially reading "CE 1953." Reflected buildings include a blurred domed structure resembling a mosque or a historical building with a minaret on the left, and other architectural facades. Pedestrian reflections include a man in a light-colored jacket on the right, partially obscured by the pastries, and the profile of another individual nearby. A dark, vertical pole is also reflected on the right side of the street scene. The overall impression is a vibrant commercial display within a bustling city street.