An outdoor, eye-level photograph captures five young males, identified as children or pre-teens, situated on the exterior concrete ledge and a lower sloped section of a light peach-colored, multi-story building

An outdoor, eye-level photograph captures five young males, identified as children or pre-teens, situated on the exterior concrete ledge and a lower sloped section of a light peach-colored, multi-story building. A prominent green sign with Bengali script on the building identifies it as "Darul Aman Hafezia Madrasah, BG Press, Staff Quarters, Dhaka-1205," pinpointing the location within the Tejgaon area of Dhaka, Bangladesh. The building's facade shows evidence of wear, including localized peeling plaster beneath the children's perch. A blue-painted trim runs under a small, flat overhang above the sign. A black floodlight is affixed to the wall to the right of the sign. Overhead, multiple black electrical wires crisscross the frame, connecting to the structure. A modern, glass-fronted, multi-story building is partially visible in the blurred background. In the lower-left corner, a blue, dome-shaped architectural feature is partially visible. The lower foreground is obscured by a dark, horizontal metal-barred structure. All five children wear white skullcaps. From left to right, they are dressed in long tunics: brown, white, white, black, and purple/pink. The leftmost child is seated on the ledge with legs extended; the next three are seated upright on the ledge; the rightmost child is positioned on a sloping concrete surface, possibly a stairway. All five individuals are looking directly forward, appearing to acknowledge the camera. Their posture suggests a state of rest or observation. The scene is illuminated by diffused daylight.