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The scene depicts the intersection of Rue du Languedoc and Rue de Picardie in Strasbourg, France, viewed from within a vehicle. Raindrops are visible on the windshield in the foreground. The sky is uniformly overcast and gray, indicating a dull daytime condition. The primary subject is a six-story residential building, light beige or gray in color, situated on the northwest corner of the intersection. Its left gable end wall, facing the camera, is unadorned except for a faint vertical discoloration. The longer facade, running parallel to Rue du Languedoc, features multiple windows with white frames and a series of identical balconies. Each balcony is equipped with a metal railing and a distinctive light yellow privacy panel. Some balconies display small potted plants. An antenna array is visible on the roofline. In the foreground and midground, an asphalt road surface is visible, showing signs of wetness. White painted road markings, including a portion of a crosswalk and a turn arrow, are discernible. A curb separates the road from a sidewalk. A prominent metal utility pole, carrying multiple overhead wires, stands in the left midground. A second pole supports street signs, including a blue sign partially visible on the main building's facade, indicating "Rue du Languedoc." A traffic light pole, displaying an illuminated green pedestrian signal, is positioned near the center-right. Bare deciduous trees with dark, intricate branches, typical of a cold season, line the street to the left. Utility boxes are present on the sidewalk near the building's base. To the far right, the rear section of a dark-colored vehicle, with its red taillight illuminated, is visible, suggesting it is the vehicle from which the photograph was taken. A solitary individual, dressed in dark clothing, is observed walking away from the camera on the sidewalk along the far right edge of the frame. A smaller building with a yellow upper facade is partially visible behind the utility pole on the far left.
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