This image captures the interior of an illuminated underground pedestrian underpass at night, located on Vokzalnaya Street, leading to the railway station square in Hrodna, Belarus

This image captures the interior of an illuminated underground pedestrian underpass at night, located on Vokzalnaya Street, leading to the railway station square in Hrodna, Belarus. The perspective is from just inside the tunnel's entrance, looking directly down its length. The overhead structure at the immediate foreground features a prominent dark red, curved, slatted support system, beneath which is a flat dark grey ceiling section and a lighter blue horizontal beam. A single, bright, circular light fixture is centered overhead. The tunnel walls are light beige/off-white in their lower half and lined on both sides with multiple evenly spaced, bright, circular light fixtures mounted on horizontal light-colored panels, providing primary illumination. A dark pipe or conduit runs horizontally along the upper edge of the left wall's lower section. The floor is paved with dark, rectangular bricks or cobblestones, reflecting the overhead and wall lights. A single, indistinct, silhouetted human figure is visible in the distant center of the tunnel, appearing to walk away from the camera's position. Two small, dark circular objects, consistent with security cameras, are mounted on the overhead beams; one is visible on the left side near the entrance, and another on the right side further into the tunnel. The scene is devoid of other individuals or objects, presenting a utilitarian and artificially lit passage.