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This is an exterior, upward-angled view of a multi-story building facade in Strasbourg, France. The facade primarily consists of red brickwork laid in a stretcher bond pattern, contrasted with light grey stone elements. The image focuses on two levels of the building. The upper level features two large rectangular windows, each composed of two vertical panes with white frames. These windows are recessed and framed by ornate light grey stone surrounds, including decorative keystones and flanking pilaster-like elements. Below each upper window is a small, dark grey wrought-iron balcony railing with intricate scrollwork designs. Reflections in the upper windows show portions of a light grey pitched roof and other building facades. Between the upper windows, on the red brick, are small, dark, decorative metal embellishments resembling fleur-de-lis motifs. A thin, dark grey stone ledge runs horizontally below the upper windows, separating the two levels. The lower level also features two large rectangular windows, similar in size and framing to those above. The window frames are white, and the panes reflect a yellow-colored wall and segments of another building or interior, suggesting an internal room or courtyard beyond. Below each of these lower windows is another dark grey wrought-iron balcony railing with matching scrollwork. Between the two lower windows, centered on the red brick facade, is a prominent, ornate grey metal vertical fixture resembling a decorative downspout or a stylized column. It features an elaborate finial at the top and a complex, organic, almost monstrous or gargoyle-like decorative element at its base, from which some light-colored, frayed material extends. Two cylindrical, upward-facing spotlights are mounted on the facade below this ornate fixture, directed towards the building. The bottom edge of the image reveals the top portion of a dark grey or black shopfront facade. On the right side of this shopfront, a small white rectangular sign with red text is partially visible, displaying "LICENCE IV," indicating a commercial establishment licensed to sell alcohol in France. No individuals are visible in the scene.
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