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An exterior photograph depicts the intersection of Hudson Street and Perry Street in the West Village, Manhattan, New York City. The primary subject is a six-story, light brown brick building with a prominent rounded corner. The upper floors feature numerous rectangular windows, many equipped with individual air conditioning units, and black external fire escapes are affixed to the left and right facades. The ground floor houses a commercial establishment with a dark green facade, large glass windows, and two black-and-white striped awnings. Signage visible includes "Hudson's" at the corner entrance and "Dante" multiple times on the windows and awnings. Approximately 20-25 individuals are present. Several people are seated at outdoor tables and chairs on the sidewalk, positioned beneath the awnings, engaged in dining or conversation. A male server in a dark apron stands near the restaurant's main entrance. Other pedestrians are observed walking on the sidewalk. At the street corner, a black pole supports two sets of traffic lights, with the top light illuminated red and the middle light illuminated yellow. A "ONE WAY" street sign is attached to this pole. A black bicycle, ridden by an individual wearing a helmet, is visible on the right side of the street. Part of a dark-colored parked car is visible on the far left. The lighting suggests late afternoon or early evening conditions.
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