This image depicts the interior of a bakery or cafe in Hrodna, Belarus

This image depicts the interior of a bakery or cafe in Hrodna, Belarus. The primary focus is a glass display case filled with various pastries, predominantly croissants, resting on a light-colored wooden counter. In the midground, the glass display case features black metal framing and contains two tiers of wicker baskets. These baskets hold numerous croissants of different varieties. Visible price labels, written in white on black rectangles, indicate types and prices in Belarusian Rubles: "КАРАМОН" (Caramel) at 7.50, "ЭСКАРГО С НАКОН" (Escargot with Bacon) at 7.50, "ВИШНЯ-КОКОС" (Cherry-Coconut) at 8.00, "ШОКОЛАД" (Chocolate) at 7.50, and "ФУНДУК МИГДАЛЬ КЛАССИКА" (Hazelnut Almond Classic) at 7.00. Some croissants are topped with nuts, chocolate, or a reddish substance. In the foreground, on the wooden counter to the left of the display case, a brown paper bag is partially visible. A clear glass sugar dispenser with a metallic pour spout contains white granular sugar. Adjacent to it is a small, metallic shaker, likely for salt or pepper. Resting folded on the counter are a pair of dark-framed sunglasses with dark lenses. The counter itself is light-toned wood with a visible grain. Below the display case, a dark teal-colored cabinet structure is visible. A dark, textured floor mat is present at the base of the counter. In the background, behind the display case, a person is partially visible from the torso up. They are wearing a long-sleeved shirt with a blue and white patterned design. The background counter area is cluttered with various jars, bottles, and cups, suggesting a service or preparation station.