The image presents an upward-angled view of two adjacent building facades in Lecco, Italy, observed under diffuse daylight

The image presents an upward-angled view of two adjacent building facades in Lecco, Italy, observed under diffuse daylight. The facade on the left is painted a light beige or cream color. It features an upper-level balcony with a black wrought-iron railing and a stone base supported by two stone corbels. Below this balcony, a rectangular, light-colored commemorative plaque with dark, partially legible text is affixed to the wall. Further down and to the left, an ornate black metal street lamp with a hexagonal, patterned glass lantern is mounted on the wall, projecting outwards. The top portion of a second black wrought-iron balcony railing is visible at the lower left edge of the frame. The facade on the right is painted a muted terracotta or reddish-pink hue. A dark vertical downspout runs along the seam between the two buildings. This facade features two vertically aligned windows, each framed by elaborate, light grey architectural surrounds. These frames exhibit rococo-style scrollwork, acanthus leaves, and shell motifs. The upper window consists of a glass pane on the left and a closed grey louvred shutter on the right. The lower window is larger, a double-pane casement window with sheer white curtains visible behind the glass. This lower window is fronted by an ornate, light grey metal Juliet balcony railing, intricately designed with scrolling patterns and lattice work. No individuals are present, and no actions or interactions are depicted within the static architectural scene.