The image depicts a pedestrian street in Tel Aviv, Israel, under bright daylight

The image depicts a pedestrian street in Tel Aviv, Israel, under bright daylight. The street is paved with light gray rectangular pavers and recedes into the background, bordered by buildings and extensive green foliage. In the foreground, two gray cylindrical retractable bollards are visible, positioned on either side of the pavement; both are equipped with a locking mechanism at their base, and the right bollard has a yellow band near its top. A square metal grate is embedded in the pavement slightly left of center, and a partial circular metal manhole cover is visible in the lower right. On the left side, a silver metal bicycle rack is partially obscured by dense green bushes and a large tree. A yellow rectangular sign, displaying a red circular prohibition symbol over a motorcycle, is affixed to a pole. Hebrew text on the sign prohibits two-wheeled vehicles. Further down the street on the left, a dark-colored sedan is parked, facing away from the viewer. On the right side of the street, a light blue bicycle with a black front basket leans against a low stone structure. Buildings with stone facades, planters containing various plants, and external light fixtures line this side. Another gray, rectangular bollard, appearing slightly tilted, is visible further down on the right. In the distant background, the street appears to curve, revealing several vehicles, including vans, and multiple indistinct figures of people walking or standing. The scene is illuminated by strong sunlight, casting defined shadows and creating dappled light patterns across the pavement.