Upside-down detour sign stands askew at city intersection's nighttime corner.
Outdoor, nighttime view of a pedestrian sign placed upside down, in a city. The sign is mostly in safety orange color, with black secondary colors and is a rectangular shape with visible horizontal lines in the texture of the sign, and it is slightly reflective. The sign held up by one bolt over a thin, rectangular metal pole with multiple holes on the front side arranged in a single file line, vertically. It is placed at an askew position and stretches from the bottom to top edges of the frame, going slightly to the right. The text in the center of the sign says "DETOUR" in big bold letters, at an upside down angle, it has a black arrow at the top, pointing to the left, and a pedestrian symbol below it, flipped upside down, in a walking motion facing to the right. A thin black frame surrounds the objects that border the outside edge of the sign. Behind the sign is a low-angle view of an intersection at a city, showing one of the streetlights directly behind the sign, near the left edge, and a large tan building in the background, with a lit up logo on top. The building is to the left half of the frame, and a parking garage is to the right half of the frame, with lights on inside, both are partially obscured by the sign in the foreground. A row of trees sit near the sidewalk near the buildings, and they move from left to right, and a partial view of people walking are right behind the sign, below the bottom edge, facing to the right, their top half is obscured. The top quarter portion of the frame behind the buildings is a dark nightly sky, almost giving it a void-like look.