A street-level perspective captures an outdoor entrance to the Subte Línea C, Lavalle station, in Buenos Aires, Argentina, under a clear, bright blue sky with strong sunlight casting distinct shadows

A street-level perspective captures an outdoor entrance to the Subte Línea C, Lavalle station, in Buenos Aires, Argentina, under a clear, bright blue sky with strong sunlight casting distinct shadows. The central feature is a black metal framework supporting a circular yellow sign that reads "Subte Línea C." Below, an ornate black wrought iron fence encloses the entrance, flanked by blue metal handrails that descend into the subway. The foreground sidewalk is paved with small, light-colored square-patterned tiles. A circular metal manhole cover is embedded in the pavement near the bottom center, and a rectangular piece of light-colored debris lies further right. Two individuals are prominently visible: a male, seen from behind and side, with a light-colored shirt, dark pants, and a dark backpack, is descending the subway stairs; he appears to be wearing a face mask. To the right, a female with long, light brown hair, dressed in a red jacket and blue jeans, walks away from the entrance, carrying a light blue item under her arm. In the mid-ground left, across a patterned street and past traffic bollards, stands a modern multi-story building with a distinctive reflective, undulating glass facade. Green trees line the street and are visible in the background, suggesting a park or plaza area. On the right side of the street, a white SUV is visible, with a person in dark clothing partially seen near it. Utility poles equipped with communication devices and cameras are present on the right.