The image depicts an indoor pedestrian concourse at Gare de Strasbourg (Strasbourg-Ville train station) in Strasbourg, France

The image depicts an indoor pedestrian concourse at Gare de Strasbourg (Strasbourg-Ville train station) in Strasbourg, France. The perspective is looking down a long, brightly illuminated hallway with a high ceiling. The ceiling features a central, curved, light beige soffit with integrated linear lighting, flanked by black grid panels from which multiple white, bell-shaped pendant lights are suspended. The floor is composed of large, highly polished rectangular tiles, alternating between lighter cream/beige and darker brown sections, reflecting the overhead lights. On the right side of the corridor, a storefront is visible under renovation, covered with textured brown and beige panels. Adjacent to it, another storefront displays a black sign with white text reading "CLICK & COLLECT" and a white cube logo. A red fire extinguisher is mounted on the wall between these two storefronts. In the mid-ground on the left, a section of wall with light blue tiles is visible, possibly part of a service area or lockers. Further down the corridor, a large entrance area with an arched glass structure and metallic framing allows daylight to enter. Several individuals populate the scene. In the immediate bottom-left foreground, the shoulder and arm of a person wearing a dark garment with a white stripe are partially visible. In the right foreground, an individual in a dark, possibly hooded jacket with a light-colored lining and light-colored trousers walks from right to left, blurred by motion. Towards the mid-ground on the left, a group of approximately four to five individuals stands or walks, mostly clad in dark casual attire. One individual in this group wears a light brown jacket. Further down the corridor on the left, another person in a dark jacket and light trousers stands near the blue tiled wall. A sign on the far left, partially visible above head height, indicates "DAB <-> WC" (ATM <-> Restrooms). The individuals are engaged in unspecific pedestrian movement within the public space.