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The image displays a narrow, paved alleyway at night in Gyeongju-si, South Korea. The sky overhead is dark. Artificial light sources illuminate the scene, primarily from a street lamp on a pole positioned in the middle distance, and from various building lights. The alley floor is paved with dark, square interlocking tiles, each featuring a circular or oval relief pattern, which is more discernible where illuminated. On the left side of the alley, buildings with light-toned, plain plastered walls are visible. A utility box is affixed to a wall in the foreground. Further down, a potted plant is present near a doorway. On the right side, structures consistent with traditional Korean (hanok) architecture are observed. These buildings feature dark tiled roofs with upward-curving eaves and decorative end tiles. The walls exhibit a mix of patterned traditional sections and darker materials. Illuminated entrances and windows are visible. A utility box is also attached to a wall on this side in the foreground. Overhead, power lines or cables are visible, extending from the streetlight pole across the alley. No people or vehicles are present in the scene.
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