An exterior, eye-level photograph depicts the main entrance of the Gare de Strasbourg (Strasbourg Train Station) in Strasbourg, France

An exterior, eye-level photograph depicts the main entrance of the Gare de Strasbourg (Strasbourg Train Station) in Strasbourg, France. The dominant architectural feature is a large, curved glass and metal facade that forms an arc over the entrance. White lettering spelling "GARE DE STRASBOURG" is mounted horizontally above the glass doors, accompanied by a prominent pink SNCF logo to its right. Reflections of the sky, clouds, and surrounding structures, including a construction crane, are visible on the glass panels. The ground in the foreground is paved with dark grey square tiles. Three grey, spherical concrete bollards, each marked with a white horizontal stripe, are spaced across the foreground. On the rightmost bollard, a lone individual is seated, dressed in dark blue jeans, tan shoes, and a hooded jacket featuring a grey, white, and black patterned design. The person is looking down, actively interacting with a smartphone held in both hands. To the right of the entrance, a dark grey metal stand with multiple display compartments, likely for newspapers or leaflets, is present. A small red and black surveillance camera is mounted on a vertical support structure adjacent to this stand. On the far left, two other individuals are partially visible: one wearing a light-colored coat and holding a patterned handbag, and another behind them in darker attire. Several additional indistinct figures are visible through the station's glass doors, indicating interior activity. The scene is illuminated by natural daylight, casting clear reflections.