This image depicts the interior of an upscale restaurant in Deauville, France, viewed through a reflective glass surface

This image depicts the interior of an upscale restaurant in Deauville, France, viewed through a reflective glass surface. The scene is illuminated by warm, artificial light. **Environment:** The restaurant features dark paneled wooden ceilings and upper walls, with dark green lower walls. Numerous light fixtures are visible, including a prominent rectangular ceiling light with a grid pattern, smaller ceiling-mounted pendant lights, and table lamps with white shades. Two large framed paintings hang on the far wall; one appears to be a hunting scene, the other a landscape with multiple figures. Seating consists of numerous tan/brown tufted leather banquettes and individual chairs, some arranged around tables covered with white tablecloths. A bar or display area with glassware is visible in the background on the left. **Subjects and Objects:** * **People (Direct View):** On the left side of the mid-ground, a male waiter in a white uniform shirt stands with his back partially to the viewer, attending to a table. To the right of the waiter, a male diner is seated at a table, facing right, wearing a dark jacket and light-colored shirt. His arm rests on the table. * **People (Reflection):** In the immediate foreground, obscuring the lower right portion of the restaurant interior, is a prominent reflection of a person with long, wavy brown hair, wearing a light-colored top. This individual is positioned with their back and right side profile facing the camera. Additional faint, blurred reflections, possibly of other individuals or external elements, are also present across the glass surface. * **Objects:** Tables are set with white tablecloths, dinnerware, and stemware. A silver ice bucket is visible near a table on the mid-left. **Actions and Interactions:** The waiter appears to be engaged in service at a table. The seated diner is static. The dominant interaction is the visual superimposition caused by the reflection, combining the interior scene with elements from the observer's side of the glass.