Exposed pipes reveal a bathtub renovation in progress.
An up-close shot of a wall that has been cut away to expose pipes for a bathtub that is on the other side of the wall. The area where the wall is removed appears to be a small closet or nook in the wall; to the left, hinges from a door are visible. The section of wall that has been cut away is leaning against what appears to be a gray suitcase, which is partially obscured by the doorframe on the right. The missing piece of drywall is angled to the side; however, it is slightly twisted to the right, allowing the back of it to be partially visible. The edges are very rough, and it appears to not be a perfectly clean cut. The edges around the wall it came from are also rough, and the paint is peeled away, showing the wood beneath. There are two plastic tubes inside the wall that attach to a metal area, which would feed water through them and to the bathtub on the other side. The blue one is on the left, and the red one is on the right; they both go downward and meet at the bottom. The metal pipe at the top has a wood base that is cut off with a horizontal metal beam; below it there is an empty space with a white plastic pipe going upwards. The ground of the small closet is covered in horizontal dark wood panels, which are now covered in white dust from the drywall being cut away. The area is shaded and has no lights; however, the door is opened, which is allowing light from the surrounding room to spill into it. A person's finger can be seen at the bottom left of the frame, which is from them holding the camera.