This image presents a detailed view of a refrigerated cheese display counter, likely within a specialty shop or market in Strasbourg, France

This image presents a detailed view of a refrigerated cheese display counter, likely within a specialty shop or market in Strasbourg, France. The counter is densely packed with a wide variety of French cheeses, each identified by small, black chalkboard-style tags displaying white handwritten information including the cheese name (e.g., "Munster", "Brie de Meaux", "Bleu de Mémé", "Camembert au lait cru", various "Tomme" varieties like "Nature", "aux Olives", "aux Truffes", "Piment", "Ail des Ours", "Tomate Olive"), price, and origin ("France"). The cheeses exhibit diverse appearances, ranging from soft-ripened with white rinds to hard-aged, some featuring blue veining, herbs, olives, or chili flakes. Many are cut into wedges or blocks, while others, such as Camembert and Munster, are displayed in their traditional round, packaged forms. The cheeses are arranged on a combination of wooden crates and the counter's base. A clear glass barrier separates the display from the viewer, with a thin vertical metallic support rod visible in the foreground. The lower section of the counter is composed of green and grey horizontal panels. No individuals, actions, or interactions are visible within the frame.