A vertical street-level photograph captures a segment of Jl

A vertical street-level photograph captures a segment of Jl. Jenderal Sudirman in Bandung City, Indonesia, under clear daylight conditions. The scene is devoid of people. The foreground is occupied by a light-colored, patterned concrete sidewalk. From this sidewalk, three primary dark grey metal street lamp poles rise, each featuring intricate, ornate scrollwork. The central and rightmost poles are equipped with unlit spherical light fixtures. To the left, a plainer grey utility pole supports two signs: a green rectangular street sign bearing the white text "Jl. Jenderal Sudirman," and directly below it, a circular regulatory sign with a red border, white background, and a black silhouette of a pedicab/bajaj bisected by a red diagonal line, indicating a prohibition. Behind the poles, multi-story commercial buildings form the backdrop. Their ground-level facades are characterized by closed shop shutters, extensively covered in multi-colored graffiti, predominantly black, white, and blue spray paint. Visible tags include "KZAMBAS ARRUBA" and "1992 STILL ALIVE" on a green shutter. Above these storefronts, a large, worn banner advertises "TOKO PERDANA" along with branding for baby-related products like "Moundoulo" and "Dr. Brown's." To the far left, a vertical blue political campaign banner with a smiling male candidate is partially visible. High above the buildings, a large yellow billboard displays advertisements for "ENERGEN" and "Roma Malkist" food products. Numerous black utility wires are visible crisscrossing the sky between the buildings and poles. A small red and white Indonesian flag hangs from a building on the far right.