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An outdoor scene in La Paz, Bolivia, depicts a section of a street with building facades, a sidewalk, and a utility pole under direct sunlight. The left building facade features a rustic stone masonry foundation below a white painted wall. On this white wall, a trompe l'oeil mural portrays an arched window from which two llamas, one larger and one smaller, gaze forward. The llamas are rendered in black and white tones against a dark interior background within the painted arch. Above the white wall, a narrow strip of light green paint is visible, topped by a series of red and orange fabric banners with green elliptical designs, suspended across the building front. Black electrical conduits run vertically on the white wall. To the right, a reddish-brown building facade presents a dark brown or red wooden door secured by black metal grates. Graffiti is present on these grates. Two concrete steps lead up to this entrance. A small white oval plaque displaying the number "963" is affixed above the door on the right. A grey utility pole stands centrally in the image, partially obscuring the right building. The pole has several adhesive labels and tape wrapped around its lower section, with blue paint visible on the lower third. At the base of the utility pole, on the concrete sidewalk, a two-tiered, cylindrical green bollard is present. The concrete sidewalk occupies the foreground, extending across the width of the image. Strong shadows are cast from the utility pole onto the white wall and across the right building's door and steps, indicating a bright, sunny environment. No individuals are present in the scene.
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