This is a daylight photograph of an outdoor seating area within a green urban space in Mexico City, consistent with locations found in the Roma Norte or Condesa neighborhoods

This is a daylight photograph of an outdoor seating area within a green urban space in Mexico City, consistent with locations found in the Roma Norte or Condesa neighborhoods. The ground features a pattern of parallel grey concrete pavers separated by strips of green grass and weeds, forming a series of V-shapes extending from the foreground into the mid-ground. Ten chairs are present: three on the left in a triangular formation, and four in a row on the right. These chairs have black metal frames, grey upholstered seats, and orange or yellow/tan upper backrests; the remaining three chairs are partially visible further right. All visible chairs are unoccupied and face generally towards the right. In the mid-ground, two large, light-colored concrete benches are positioned; one on the left contains a central planter opening. On the far left, one individual is partially visible, seated on a concrete bench and seemingly engaged with a mobile device. To the right, a multi-story white building with green decorative elements, large windows, and a green awning suggests a commercial establishment, possibly a cafe or restaurant. One person, appearing to be staff in a dark vest over a white shirt, is seated at an outdoor table near this building. The background is dominated by dense green trees and various plants. A dark vertical slat fence extends across the mid-ground, and a tall, dark lamppost stands near the center. The scene is illuminated by natural light, indicating daytime.