The image depicts a bustling cobblestone square in the city of Ghent, Belgium, identified as the area around Sint-Baafsplein, with the Ghent Belfry and Cloth Hall on the left and the former Post Office building on the right

The image depicts a bustling cobblestone square in the city of Ghent, Belgium, identified as the area around Sint-Baafsplein, with the Ghent Belfry and Cloth Hall on the left and the former Post Office building on the right. The environment is an open-air urban plaza under a bright blue sky with scattered white cumulus clouds. The foreground consists of dark grey cobblestones. In the immediate foreground, a person with short, light-colored hair, wearing a white or light-colored hooded jacket over a brown garment, is seen from behind, walking away from the camera towards the Belfry. To the right of this individual, a man with dark, curly hair, wearing a light-colored long-sleeved shirt and light olive-green trousers, carries a black backpack and stands beside a dark grey roll-aboard suitcase. To his left, a woman with short brown hair and glasses, wearing a white top, stands facing left, observing the scene. In the mid-ground, an outdoor dining area occupies the right side of the frame, featuring multiple black circular umbrellas shading tables and chairs, enclosed by low green hedges in planters. Numerous indistinct figures are seated within this area. Further into the mid-ground, a diverse group of pedestrians traverses the square. One man in a light tan t-shirt and dark shorts is observed looking at a mobile phone. Bicycles are parked and being ridden in the background. A white statue on a pedestal is visible near the left edge, in front of the Cloth Hall. The background is dominated by historical architecture. On the left, the prominent Ghent Belfry, a tall, multi-tiered grey stone tower with a spire topped by a golden dragon weather vane, features a large clock face and arched windows. Below and to its right, the long, lower structure of the Cloth Hall displays a dark grey roof with numerous dormer windows and a series of rectangular windows along its facade. To the right of the Cloth Hall, the ornate, light-colored stone building of the former Post Office (now a shopping gallery) stands, characterized by its steeply pitched dark roof, decorative gables, and a statue at its apex. Further right, a building with red facades and balconies is partially visible. A construction crane is faintly visible in the distance between the Cloth Hall and the Post Office building.