The image displays a building facade on Calle de la Escopeta in the San Antonio neighborhood of Cali, Colombia, under direct daylight

The image displays a building facade on Calle de la Escopeta in the San Antonio neighborhood of Cali, Colombia, under direct daylight. The upper portion of the building consists of a two-story structure; the lower story is brown with horizontal slat-like decorative elements, while the upper story features light-colored panels framed by thin vertical and horizontal bars. Below this, a light blue fascia prominently displays the text "CALLE DE LA ESCOPETA" in white, capitalized letters. The ground-level facade is divided into two primary sections. The left section is a wall extensively covered with layered, multi-colored graffiti tags and abstract designs on a blue background, with some black outline figures and a small orange tiger visible near the bottom. The right section features a large, brown, double-door mural, painted to resemble wooden doors with visible handles and vertical panels. To the immediate right of these painted doors, a life-sized mural of a man is depicted. He is shown standing, wearing a white collared shirt, black tie, black suspenders, and black trousers, with his hands in his pockets. The ground in the foreground is paved with gray cobblestones. Three cylindrical yellow bollards are positioned on this cobblestone pavement, in a line across the front of the facade, with one partially obscured on the far right. A significant sun flare is present in the upper-center portion of the image.