This image captures a sunlit cobblestone street in the historic city of Paraty, Brazil, featuring two colonial-style buildings

This image captures a sunlit cobblestone street in the historic city of Paraty, Brazil, featuring two colonial-style buildings. The prominent building on the left has a white stucco facade and a terra cotta tile roof, with a distinctive dark blue wooden balcony on its second story. The second story includes four arched windows, with the two central ones framed in blue. The ground floor displays three arched dark blue wooden doors; a red-orange door is partially visible to the far left. Above the leftmost blue door is a black symbol and the text "FLATS 18". To the left of this door is a dark rectangular sign for "cura café" and "Art Gallery Paraty". Between the first and second blue doors, a small circular white object and the number "240" are visible. To the right of the second blue door, a circular sign with "GORA" is mounted. Three black wall-mounted lanterns are affixed above the ground floor entrances. Adjacent to the right, a second white colonial building with a tile roof features multiple white-framed windows on its upper story. Its ground floor includes a window with dark framing and yellow panels. An ornate black street lamp is attached to this building's facade. The street in the foreground is paved with uneven grey cobblestones, exhibiting pronounced shadows cast by the buildings. Strings of alternating blue and white triangular bunting flags are strung across the street, connecting the two structures. The sky overhead is clear and bright blue. No individuals are present in the scene.