The image displays the upper two-thirds of two adjacent historic brick buildings against a clear, light blue sky with a faint wisp of cloud in the top-left

The image displays the upper two-thirds of two adjacent historic brick buildings against a clear, light blue sky with a faint wisp of cloud in the top-left. This scene is located on Korte Nieuwstraat in Utrecht, Netherlands, featuring the upper facades of the historical buildings identified by the names "HET KEYZERSBEEK," "DE STER," and "LEEUWENSTEIN." The building on the left, labeled "HET KEYZERSBEEK," features a steep, dark tiled hip roof with a prominent brick chimney. Below the roofline, its name is inscribed in white capital letters on a light-colored fascia. The facade consists of red-brown brick with a visible row of six rectangular windows, each with dark frames and multiple panes. The building on the right, connected to the first, features a less steep, dark tiled hip roof. Its fascia below the roofline displays the names "DE STER" and "LEEUWENSTEIN" in white capital letters. This structure also features a red-brown brick facade with a visible row of at least eight rectangular windows, matching the style of the adjacent building. No people, vehicles, or street-level activity are visible. The lighting is even, suggesting daylight conditions without harsh shadows.