This eye-level photograph depicts a circular flower clock situated prominently in Aristotelous Square, Thessaloniki, Greece

This eye-level photograph depicts a circular flower clock situated prominently in Aristotelous Square, Thessaloniki, Greece. The flower bed, serving as the clock face, is primarily covered with numerous small white pansies or violas, interspersed with patches of visible brown soil and a few darker-centered flowers. Two light-colored, rectangular structures, representing the clock hands, are positioned within the bed; one points approximately to the ten o'clock position, and the other, shorter hand, points towards three o'clock, both resting on a small central ring of manicured green hedge. The flower clock is bordered by a low, neatly trimmed green hedge, followed by a band of red-leafed plants, and then another green hedge. Beyond the flower clock, a wide pedestrian avenue extends into the distance, flanked on both sides by multi-story, classically designed buildings under a partly cloudy blue sky. The buildings on the left are predominantly light yellow or cream-colored, featuring multiple balconies. On the right, buildings are cream-colored with distinctive red architectural elements, including ground-level arcades with red pillars and balconies accented with red railings on upper floors. Green lampposts are regularly spaced along the avenue, interspersed with trees featuring dark green foliage. Numerous pedestrians are visible walking along the thoroughfare, and several large white outdoor umbrellas indicate café or restaurant seating areas on the right side. In the far distance, hills densely covered with white and light-colored buildings are visible against the skyline.