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An outdoor, eye-level shot focuses on the entrance of a building, likely a subway station, in Minsk, Belarus. The facade is constructed of stone tiles and features prominent signage. Above the main entrance, inscribed on the stone, are the words "МИНСКИМ МЕТРОПОЛИТЕН" (Minsk Metro). Below this, in larger letters, is "СТАНЦИЯ ПЛОЩАДЬ ЛЕНИНА" (Station Lenin Square). Two rectangular ventilation grates are visible, one to the left and one to the right of the station name. The left grate is illuminated by sunlight casting a shadow onto the stone facade. To the left of the main entrance, a large window reflects the bright sky. To the right of the entrance, a series of smaller, dark-paneled windows are visible, some with advertisements or posters displayed inside. A circular red and white sign with a diagonal line through it, indicating prohibition, is affixed to the stone wall to the right of the main entrance. The sunlight creates strong contrasts and shadows across the textured stone, suggesting it is either early morning or late afternoon. The overall environment appears urban and functional.
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