A close-up, overhead perspective captures the uncooked surface of a pastry

A close-up, overhead perspective captures the uncooked surface of a pastry. The primary subject is a lattice-work pattern composed of approximately seven parallel strips of unbaked, light-colored dough, ranging from off-white to pale beige, traversing the frame diagonally from the top-left to the bottom-right. These dough strips are of roughly uniform width and thickness. Dark red, viscous filling, consistent with fruit jam, is visible in the elongated gaps between the dough strips and beneath them. The filling exhibits a moderate sheen. Minor seepage of the red filling onto the edges of some dough strips is discernible. The dough appears raw, soft, and slightly hydrated, with a faint gloss on its surface, possibly indicating a liquid application. No individuals, tools, or ongoing actions are present or implied within the frame. The image contains no visual information that allows for the identification of a specific location within Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel, or any other geographic area.