A first-person overhead view depicts a person holding a light green rectangular tray laden with four distinct baked goods inside a bakery in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

A first-person overhead view depicts a person holding a light green rectangular tray laden with four distinct baked goods inside a bakery in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. The person's hands are visible; the left hand supports the tray, while the right hand holds a pair of perforated metal tongs above it. The person exhibits long, white-tipped fingernails. A red and black tattoo is visible on the inner right forearm, and a black mesh bracelet is on the left wrist. The person wears a light purple long-sleeved garment and a dark outer layer. On the tray, from top left clockwise, are: 1. A dark brown pastry, possibly a chocolate croissant or Danish, dusted with cocoa powder and displaying a patterned top. 2. A golden-brown croissant-style pastry topped with green herbs and two small pats of a light yellow substance (likely butter or cream cheese), resting on a white paper liner. 3. A light brown, rectangular bread-like item featuring an open lattice-work pattern revealing a lighter interior, with a small dark object embedded in one of the central openings. 4. Two spiral pastries, likely Danish-style, with a dark red fruit filling and generously sprinkled with coarse white sugar crystals. In the background, to the left, a glass display case with wooden framing showcases additional baked items, including several golden-brown pastries and spiral rolls. The floor or background wall appears to be a light, uniform color.