The image depicts a static, black and white street scene in the city of Iperó, Brazil

The image depicts a static, black and white street scene in the city of Iperó, Brazil. The primary subject is a dilapidated, single-story building occupying the left and center of the frame. Its white-painted facade exhibits extensive peeling paint, exposing darker material underneath, and is heavily stained and discolored, particularly along the sloped roofline which appears dark and textured. The building features one rectangular window on the far left, followed by three weathered wooden doors, the first two with decorative ironwork, and a narrower window to the far right. In the immediate foreground on the left, a thick concrete utility pole stands, to which a small sign reading "CCB NUNCA" with a rightward arrow is attached. A narrow, uneven paved pathway runs directly in front of the building, transitioning into a gravel and dirt road that fills the lower half of the frame. Sparse patches of grass and weeds grow along the edges of the pathway and within the gravel road. In the background, to the right of the building, dense, overgrown vegetation is visible. Multiple overhead utility wires crisscross the sky, connecting to unseen poles, one of which is partially visible on the far right. The scene is devoid of people or active subjects.