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The image depicts a nighttime urban scene in Tel-Aviv, Israel, specifically showcasing the Drisco Hotel located at 59 HaYarkon Street. The central subject is a multi-story, light-colored building with distinct architectural features. Its facade is cream or off-white, characterized by three prominent levels of arched balconies/loggias, supported by columns and featuring balustrades. The ground floor displays a central white double-door entrance, flanked by windows with closed dark-colored shutters. Decorative patterns are visible above the ground-floor arches. Exterior lighting illuminates the building's facade and the underside of the arched structures, where pendant lights are also visible. A blue number "59" sign is affixed to the left of the ground floor entrance. On the far left, a stack of dark, folded chairs is present on the sidewalk. A small, sparsely branched tree stands in a planter near the building. Behind and above this building, a taller, modern high-rise structure with a darker facade and numerous rectangular windows is partially visible, some displaying interior lights. In the foreground, a sidewalk with a red and white painted curb runs parallel to the street. To the right, a traffic light pole displays a red signal for vehicle traffic. Below it, a circular blue traffic sign with a white arrow (indicating a turn or yield) is mounted. Further down the street to the right, a green traffic light is visible. No individuals are present within the frame.
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