Sunlit Stalls and Street Trees
Hard midday light divides small businesses and domestic facades from cool pockets beneath awnings and trees.
Four street views gather shade, fruit, scooters, tiled roofs, and a trunk crowded with new growth.
A person works inside a shaded stall while scooters and corrugated barriers hold the edges of the street. A bright fruit display and a close tree trunk shift attention from built surfaces toward clustered round forms and living texture.
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