The image presents an upward-angled view of architectural facades in Jaffa, Tel Aviv, Israel

The image presents an upward-angled view of architectural facades in Jaffa, Tel Aviv, Israel. A clear, light blue sky is visible at the top. The foreground and top edges are partially obscured by the underside of two large, light-colored patio umbrellas, revealing their fabric and metal ribbing. Two primary buildings are visible. The building on the right is painted a light yellow or ochre and features a series of windows with arched stone frames. These windows are fitted with light blue louvered shutters, several of which are partially open. A dark, possibly wooden, overhang is present on the upper right, supported by a black metal bracket. A vertical silver downspout is visible on this building's left side. To the left and slightly set back is another light yellow building. This structure displays a rectangular window with closed white louvered shutters, accented by dark trim. Above this window, a decorative pattern of six small hexagonal openings is arranged on the wall. The roofline of this building features prominent dark brown, ornate wooden eaves. A second, less visible, lighter beige building with a dark-framed window is partially obscured on the far left. Green foliage from an unseen plant is visible in the upper left quadrant. No individuals or active movements are depicted.