A two-story bluestone building, identified as the Grace Darling Hotel on Smith Street in Fitzroy, Australia, occupies the central frame

A two-story bluestone building, identified as the Grace Darling Hotel on Smith Street in Fitzroy, Australia, occupies the central frame. The building's exterior features dark grey bluestone masonry accented with lighter stone lintels, sills, and quoins. Multiple rectangular windows with dark green frames are visible across both floors. A large black sign depicting a green bottle and red flower is mounted on the corner, adjacent to a prominent utility pole adorned with numerous overhead power lines and a street parking sign. A smaller sign further along the facade indicates "Restaurant." In the foreground, tram tracks traverse a concrete street. A section of the footpath/road crossing in front of the building displays rainbow-colored stripes. To the left, a black metal barrier defines an outdoor dining area, with legible graffiti reading "OUEUR GUMMAR" on one panel. Two individuals are walking from left to right on the footpath in front of the hotel: one wearing a light-colored long-sleeved top and blue jeans, the other dressed in dark clothing. Further to the right, three individuals are seated at an outdoor table with white chairs, facing away from the camera. One person wears a patterned skirt, another a grey hooded top. The scene is observed under a clear blue sky with sparse white clouds, and green tree foliage is visible in the upper right background.