The image depicts an outdoor daytime scene in South Kensington, London, United Kingdom, specifically at 17 Princes Gate, identified by the visible building number and the Ethiopian flag flying from its facade

The image depicts an outdoor daytime scene in South Kensington, London, United Kingdom, specifically at 17 Princes Gate, identified by the visible building number and the Ethiopian flag flying from its facade. The primary subject is a multi-story, classically-styled white stone building. It features numerous rectangular windows, many with white framed sashes. The ground floor entrance, centered on the building, consists of large, dark double doors flanked by white Doric columns. The number "17" is prominently displayed on the wall next to the entrance. Above the ground floor, a white balustrade balcony spans part of the facade. A flag, horizontally striped in green, yellow, and red (the flag of Ethiopia), is flown from the upper-right section of the building, partially obscured by tree foliage. In the immediate foreground, a mature tree with vibrant light green and yellow leaves occupies the left side of the frame, its branches extending across the building. Below the tree, a dark brick wall runs horizontally across the bottom of the image. On the street level in front of the building, a light-colored vehicle, possibly a car, is entirely covered by a white protective tarp. To its right, a blue and black bicycle is parked upright. The street appears paved, and a black metal fence with decorative elements separates the sidewalk from the building. A white parking sign with a blue "P" symbol is visible near the street. A person, clad in dark clothing resembling a uniform, is partially visible on the far left edge of the frame, standing on the sidewalk. The scene is brightly lit by natural sunlight, indicating clear weather.