Approximately twelve males, ranging from young children to adults, are seated on a prominent stone ledge at the base of a light-colored stone building under a clear blue sky

Approximately twelve males, ranging from young children to adults, are seated on a prominent stone ledge at the base of a light-colored stone building under a clear blue sky. The building is identified by an inscription in English and Hebrew as "THE HAREDI B.A. FOR TECHNOLOGICAL STUDIES," situating the scene in Jerusalem, Israel. The seated individuals include adult men in traditional Haredi attire (black hats, white shirts, dark suits) and younger males in more casual clothing such as jeans and t-shirts. Their feet hang freely, casting strong, distinct shadows onto the stone wall below the ledge. Several individuals are focused on objects in their hands; one adult man in a white shirt and black hat is looking at a mobile phone, as is a young male on the far right. Another young male on the far right has his hands covering part of his face. All individuals generally face forward and to the right, appearing to observe an unseen event or activity. Below the ledge, on a grey paved sidewalk, a large, rectangular light-grey utility box displays two posters with Hebrew text. To its right, a smaller, narrow grey utility box marked "MOTOROLA" is visible. On the far left, a red fire hydrant assembly is mounted on the building's wall. The scene is brightly illuminated by direct sunlight, as indicated by the sharp shadows cast by the people and structures.