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This image depicts a street-level view of a currency exchange booth in Tel Aviv, Israel, during daylight hours. The central feature is a large glass window displaying a brightly illuminated rectangular yellow sign with the word "CHANGE" in prominent red capital letters. To the left of this sign, a white placard shows a black Euro symbol (€) above the numbers "390" and "372," indicative of exchange rates. To the right, another white placard features a black Dollar symbol ($). Above the window, a rusted, corrugated metal security shutter is partially rolled up, with a fragment of a white sign displaying "NO COMMISSION" in blue text visible at the top right. Inside the booth, an older Caucasian man with light hair or a white cap, dressed in a white collared shirt, is seated behind the counter, looking towards the right side of the frame. His right elbow rests on the counter, and his chin is supported by his right hand, conveying an idle or contemplative posture. He wears a watch on his left wrist. A decorative golden banknote is displayed on the wall behind him, and various physical banknotes are visible on the counter below the window. Outside the booth, on the right side of the frame, two individuals are partially visible. A woman, appearing to be in her 20s or 30s, with long blonde hair and dark sunglasses, wears a dark tank top over a white strap and is looking towards the booth. Next to her, a man's arm and shoulder are visible; he wears a light-colored short-sleeved shirt and appears to have a dark cap or sunglasses on his head. The immediate foreground shows the hood and windshield of a dark-colored car. A white vertical column and a red object with a white "X" are visible on the extreme right edge of the frame.
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