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The scene depicts a street view on a clear day at 3 Quai Kléber, Strasbourg, France. A modern, multi-story building with a light grey and dark grey paneled facade dominates the center-left. Its numerous rectangular windows reflect the blue sky and surrounding structures. The building has a red-tiled, sloped roof with several skylights. The ground floor houses two commercial entities: "PROCIVIS" and "La Boutique de l'Habitat," featuring multiple illuminated display screens showcasing property listings, and a central glass entrance door. Graffiti is visible on a dark wall section to the left of the ground floor entrance. In the immediate foreground, a patterned brick sidewalk leads to a paved pedestrian area. A woman in a dark coat, blue jeans, white sneakers, and eyeglasses walks directly towards the camera, carrying a dark bag over her left shoulder. To her left, a concrete planter contains sparse vegetation and a large, light-colored rock. A tall, silver cylindrical utility structure stands in the mid-left, beside a row of parked bicycles, mostly dark in color. Across the street from the main building's ground floor, a pedestrian crosswalk with white stripes is present. A modern street light pole stands near the crosswalk. Two individuals are walking on the sidewalk in front of "La Boutique de l'Habitat": a male in a dark jacket and jeans, and a second person in a long brown coat. To the right of the main building, a sloped street with asphalt paving ascends. A narrow sidewalk parallels this street, occupied by approximately ten pedestrians dressed in various winter coats, some walking uphill, others downhill. Traditional European buildings with multiple stories line the street further into the background. The sky is bright blue with minimal clouds. Long, distinct shadows suggest either morning or late afternoon. Bare tree branches are visible in the mid-left foreground, indicative of a winter season. A green public waste bin is located on the sidewalk along the sloped street.
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