The image depicts an urban alleyway, likely a market street, at dusk or early evening in Tel Aviv, Israel

The image depicts an urban alleyway, likely a market street, at dusk or early evening in Tel Aviv, Israel. In the immediate foreground, a stack of three produce crates is visible. The top crate contains light-colored potatoes and features Hebrew text, including "משק ממן" (Meshek Maman) and "100% איכות" (100% Quality). The middle crate holds coconuts and displays "ראש פינה" (Rosh Pinna) in Hebrew. A dark metal frame, possibly from a scale or dolly, rises behind these crates. To the left, a furled beige market umbrella is partially visible next to a closed storefront secured by a corrugated metal roller shutter. Above this shop, a sign reads "HAUSBRANDT," and a wooden slatted awning is adorned with string lights containing various colored bulbs (yellow, blue, clear) and decorative koinobori-like fish flags. Further into the alley, two individuals are walking away from the viewer. The person on the left wears a dark jacket and pants, while the person on the right, slightly ahead, also wears dark clothing. On the left side of the alley, a silver-colored trolley is parked near the closed shop. On the right, dense green foliage from a large tree or bush overhangs the alley, beneath which a metal roll cage trolley filled with miscellaneous items is present. A large white plastic barrel or planter is situated further right, alongside additional green plants. The asphalt ground features a white painted line marking a boundary on the right. The background reveals a brighter area with numerous colorful lights, indicating an active section of the market or nearby establishments. Buildings with visible electrical wiring and utility poles are present against a twilight sky, which transitions from light purple-gray at the top to darker tones closer to the horizon. The general architecture and Hebrew script confirm an Israeli urban setting, consistent with market areas in Tel Aviv such as Shuk HaCarmel.