Sofia tram street scene near a Cambridge English exam center

An external, eye-level, medium-shot photograph captures a bright yellow Ferrari Purosangue parked on a cobblestone street in Sofia, Bulgaria. The car is positioned facing slightly to the right, with its front end prominently displayed. A license plate bearing the characters "CB 4433 OB" is clearly visible on the front of the vehicle, along with what appears to be an official Bulgarian registration sticker. The car's sleek design, including its sharp headlights and distinctive grille, is accentuated by the sunlight reflecting off its glossy paint. The setting is an urban environment, likely a street or parking area, characterized by the textured cobblestone pavement. In the background, lush green trees form a dense canopy, suggesting a park or a tree-lined avenue. A metal guardrail is visible behind the trees, hinting at a road or elevated pathway nearby. To the left of the car, several metal poles with alternating black and white reflective bands are present, serving as street markers or barriers. The overall atmosphere is one of a bright, sunny day, with the sunlight casting distinct shadows on the car and the ground. No people are visible in the frame, and the scene is static, focusing solely on the parked automobile and its immediate surroundings.

The image is a plain blue background with white text centered horizontally. The text reads "no fakes please". There is no visible city or location information in the image.

The image shows a stone sculpture of a man seated on a rock, with his hands clasped in front of him. He is wearing a coat and appears to be looking down. Above the sculpture, on the wall of a building, is a plaque with Cyrillic writing and a decorative emblem. The building has windows and is painted yellow and cream. There are also hedges and bushes in front of the building and around the sculpture. The ground is paved with irregular stones. Based on the plaque which reads "В ТОЯ ДОМ ЖИВЯ И ТВОРИ П.К. ЯВОРОВ ПРЕЗ 1912-1913 ГОД.", this is the Peyo Yavorov House-Museum, located in Sofia, Bulgaria. The plaque commemorates that the poet Peyo Yavorov lived and worked here in 1912-1913.

This is a vertical, eye-level shot of a modern, multi-story building with a dark facade and many blue-tinted windows. The building appears to be an office building or commercial space. In front of the building, there's a paved area with tram tracks running through it. A medium-sized tree with lush green foliage is positioned in front of the building, partially obscuring the lower floors. Several people are visible in the scene. On the sidewalk to the right of the building, a few individuals are walking, including one person on a skateboard. Further down, a person is standing near the entrance of the building, and two more people are walking away from it. Graffiti is present on the lower part of the building's facade, near the ground level. Above the building, a large billboard advertising "fuze tea" is visible. The sky is clear and blue, suggesting a sunny day. The lighting indicates it's likely daytime, possibly late morning or early afternoon, given the clear shadows cast on the ground. The presence of tram tracks and the Cyrillic text on the billboard and building suggest the location is likely in Eastern Europe, specifically Sofia, Bulgaria, as indicated in the prompt. The text visible includes "С банка дск" (which translates to "DSK Bank"), "NEW", "fuze tea", "ОДЕДН", and "ТУК СЕГА". The overall impression is an urban scene on a bright, clear day.

Spring morning scenes documented across Khimki parks and streets