In the city of Safed, Israel, an outdoor scene captures the corner of a building at Harav Moshe Adre'i Street

In the city of Safed, Israel, an outdoor scene captures the corner of a building at Harav Moshe Adre'i Street. The left facade of the building is constructed from irregular, light-colored stone blocks, while the right facade, turning the corner, is composed of similar stone blocks uniformly painted a medium-blue color. A sharp vertical line marks the transition between the unpainted and blue-painted sections at the building's corner. A rectangular blue street sign with white Hebrew text, reading "רחוב הר' משה אדרעי" (Harav Moshe Adre'i Street), is affixed to the upper left portion of the light-colored stone wall. Below and slightly to the right of this sign, a small black arrow is painted directly onto the light-colored stone, pointing to the left. In the lower left section of the light-colored wall, an arched, recessed window opening is visible, secured by a black metal grate. A dark-colored downspout descends diagonally along the upper left area of the light-colored wall; a green plant with small yellow flowers grows around its upper section. To the right of the blue-painted wall, a series of worn, light-colored stone steps ascends out of view. The ground in the foreground is paved with irregularly shaped light-colored flagstones. The sky above is overcast, showing diffuse cloud cover.