An elderly Caucasian male busker is depicted playing a large wooden pedal harp in a modern underground station in London, United Kingdom

An elderly Caucasian male busker is depicted playing a large wooden pedal harp in a modern underground station in London, United Kingdom. The man, wearing glasses, a white shirt, a dark vest with red embroidered patterns, dark trousers, and light brown shoes, is seated on a dark equipment case or stool. A black tripod microphone stand, fitted with a silver microphone, is positioned in front of the harp. To his right, a dark padded instrument case lies open on the tiled floor, displaying several CDs and scattered coins, consistent with a street performance setup. The immediate environment features distinctive curved, light-colored wall and ceiling panels, some sections perforated with a grid pattern of small circular holes. In the background, a female with long dark hair, wearing a light-colored coat, is visible standing further away, appearing to be focused on a mobile phone. Another partial figure is seen behind her. The flooring consists of light grey square tiles. The architectural style, with its contemporary curved and perforated panels, is characteristic of modern London Underground or Elizabeth Line stations, particularly those on the Jubilee Line extension.