This image captures a static outdoor scene in the city of Al-Mazza Municipality, Syria, primarily featuring a disused public telephone station

This image captures a static outdoor scene in the city of Al-Mazza Municipality, Syria, primarily featuring a disused public telephone station. A dark grey metal telephone enclosure, open at the front, is affixed to a light beige stone-tiled wall. Inside, a light grey public telephone unit is mounted, displaying a black handset in its cradle, a numeric keypad, a small digital screen, and a coin slot. A coiled cord connects the handset to the unit. On the shelf beneath the telephone, a small, empty, silver-colored metal bowl is positioned, with minor debris or dried material present on either side. Above the telephone unit within the enclosure, a rectangular cutout with a metal frame indicates a missing panel. The wall itself is constructed from rectangular, light beige, veined stone tiles, showing some signs of discoloration and age. Above the telephone enclosure, a small, irregular stone plaque with Arabic script is visible on the tiled wall, alongside a long, thin, vertical metal support rod. To the left of the tiled wall, a dark concrete architectural element or building corner casts a deep shadow. In the background, further to the left, vibrant green palm fronds are visible, indicating nearby vegetation. Below the palm fronds, a narrow, dark, and possibly wet concrete pathway or channel runs alongside a low concrete barrier. No people, actions, or interactions are present in the scene.