The image depicts a narrow, historic street, likely a souq or residential lane, in Old Damascus, Syria

The image depicts a narrow, historic street, likely a souq or residential lane, in Old Damascus, Syria. The scene is viewed at street level under a clear blue sky, with directional light suggesting early morning or late afternoon. On the right, a building features a facade constructed from alternating dark and light stone blocks. Several tall, closed wooden doors, characteristic of shops or residences, line the ground floor. Above these doors, Arabic script is visible. An ornate black metal street lamp with a glass lantern is affixed to the facade, extending over a narrow, raised sidewalk. A small, square sign displaying "خُور خُمار" in Arabic and "KHOR KHOMAR" in Latin script is mounted on the stone wall. An upper floor balcony, white with a simple metal railing, projects from this building. On the left, a continuous line of multi-story traditional buildings runs down the street. These structures exhibit intricate wooden-framed windows and enclosed wooden balconies or mashrabiyas. Their facades appear to be a mix of stone and plaster with distinct wooden architectural elements. The ground floors similarly feature numerous closed wooden doors. The street itself is paved with rough-hewn stones or cobblestones, showing wear. A line of dark, rounded stone bollards separates the sidewalk from the vehicular path on both sides. A silver sedan, possibly a Nissan Altima, is parked or slowly moving in the middle of the street, facing away from the viewer. Its rear license plate is partially obscured. Another vehicle is visible further down the street. Sparse green foliage is discernible between buildings in the distance. No people are present in the scene.