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The image displays a nighttime street scene in Berlin, Germany, specifically on Kurfürstendamm 217. The dark, clear sky features a visible, illuminated moon positioned above the buildings and a prominent, brightly glowing street light in the upper right, emitting a strong yellowish light with associated lens flares. Three multi-story buildings are visible along the street. The leftmost building, partially captured, exhibits a light-colored, ornate facade with multiple windows, some internally illuminated with warm yellow light. A partial sign reading "Ballonhelden Berlin" is discernible at its base. The central building, a lighter-toned multi-story structure, has a significant portion of its facade covered in dark green ivy. It features numerous windows, with several displaying internal illumination, including a distinct orange glow from a ground-floor window. Balconies are present on upper levels. At the base of this building, a sign clearly identifies "Wilhelm Doeck 1802," illuminated with warm yellow light. The rightmost building, partially visible, has a plainer, darker facade with several upper-story windows lit from within. A tall, slender street light pole ascends from the lower right, supporting the primary, square-shaped street light. Attached to this pole, in the lower right, is a circular German traffic sign, a red circle with a blue background and a diagonal red slash, indicating "No Stopping" (Verkehrszeichen 283). A partial white sign with the text "Be-" is visible below the traffic sign. No individuals are clearly depicted; a blurred horizontal streak of light is present in the lower-left foreground, indicating motion.
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