The image depicts a view down Lund's Court, a narrow pedestrian passage (snickelway) in York, United Kingdom

The image depicts a view down Lund's Court, a narrow pedestrian passage (snickelway) in York, United Kingdom. The passage is defined by two close-set, vertical walls constructed of reddish-brown brick, laid in a stretcher bond pattern. The ground is paved with grey flagstones, which appear slightly reflective in areas. A black, ornate metal lantern, emitting a bright yellow-orange light, is affixed to the right brick wall at mid-height within the frame. The lantern's illumination casts a warm, golden glow onto the upper portions of both brick walls. A string of approximately 15-20 small, spherical, clear-white fairy lights is suspended, descending from an attachment point on the upper left wall and extending towards the distant end of the passage. A faint green discoloration is visible along the top edge of the left wall. At the far end, the passage opens into a brighter area where a distinct blue light, indicative of an illuminated commercial interior, is visible. A dark, indistinct human silhouette is present at this distant opening. A narrow sliver of pale sky is visible overhead between the tops of the converging walls. No immediate human activity is observed beyond the distant figure.