This image depicts a narrow urban alleyway in Quetta, Pakistan, viewed from a slightly elevated perspective looking towards a bright opening at the far end

This image depicts a narrow urban alleyway in Quetta, Pakistan, viewed from a slightly elevated perspective looking towards a bright opening at the far end. The alley is defined by two perpendicular walls and features a central paved path adjacent to an open drainage channel. The wall on the left is composed of a rough, light brown or beige plastered surface, showing some texture and minor irregularities. A grey utility meter, consistent with a gas meter, is mounted on this wall in the upper left, with black and white pipes extending vertically and horizontally from it. The base of this wall forms a low concrete barrier for the drainage channel. The wall on the right is constructed from light brown, irregularly shaped and coursed mud bricks or rough-hewn stones, exhibiting a distinct stacked pattern. A second grey utility meter with black piping is visible on this wall, positioned roughly in the mid-ground. The ground surface consists of a narrow pathway paved with rectangular, light brown bricks, forming a relatively even surface. To the left of this pathway lies an open, unlined drainage channel filled with dark, murky water. This channel contains an accumulation of debris, including multiple white plastic bags, discarded bricks, and other refuse. To the right of the paved path, a narrow strip of bare, light brown earth or sand runs alongside the brick wall. The scene is well-lit by natural daylight, with intense illumination originating from the distant opening of the alley. No individuals or discernible actions are present within the frame.