The scene depicts the interior of a fish market or fish counter, identified as being in Tel Aviv, Israel, by a large panoramic photograph on the upper wall depicting the illuminated Jaffa Port and Old Jaffa skyline at night

The scene depicts the interior of a fish market or fish counter, identified as being in Tel Aviv, Israel, by a large panoramic photograph on the upper wall depicting the illuminated Jaffa Port and Old Jaffa skyline at night. In the foreground, on the right, the right profile of an older Caucasian male is visible. He is bald with light hair on the sides, wears amber-framed sunglasses, and a dark shirt, looking towards the fish display. To his left, the back of a person with long dark hair is seen, wearing a white speckled bicycle helmet and a dark quilted jacket, also facing the display. Behind these individuals, a glass display case filled with ice showcases various fish products, including a whole grey fish (possibly a sea bream) and multiple fillets of red fish, likely salmon. On the counter surface above the display, a payment terminal, a box labeled "100" in Hebrew, and several stacks of small, clear plastic containers with orange contents are visible. Further in the midground, two bald male staff members are working behind the counter. Both wear blue short-sleeved shirts with a circular logo on the back. The staff member on the left is leaning over the counter, appearing to prepare or handle fish on a cutting surface. The second staff member is positioned further back on the right, partially obscured, working in the background area of the counter. The environment features white tiled walls in the background, with various commercial kitchen equipment, including what appears to be a metal grinder or slicer, and a dark vertical column on the left. A decorative blue anchor hangs from the wall on the right. The ceiling is white with multiple circular recessed lights.