A gray concrete wall reflects a red-brick building and graffiti details.
An outdoor daytime shot of a large gray concrete wall with a round safety view mirror mounted on it. The mirror is concave to enable seeing around corners for traffic. The reflection in the mirror is particularly clear. It is warped because of the curve of the mirror's lens. The reflection shows a light red brick building corner on its right side. The corner itself is a light red band that curves slightly from top left to bottom right. To the left of this band are three rectangular windows, each with 12 panes. They are framed in white wood that is inset into the brick wall. Below the windows at street level in the reflection is a black design of spray-painted graffiti. This design is outlined in white. The design has a curled finger grip that is discernible on the corner. In front of the graffiti is a guard rail that stops short of the corner to its right. Below the guard rail is a yellow curb. To the right of the building in the reflection is a city street that is void of traffic. The other side of the street has two three-story brick buildings. Their tops angle down, with perspective from top right to lower left.