This work holds a central Stockholm street at the moment it turns from retail frontage into a narrowing passage. A café at the corner anchors the left side, its dark walls and awning pushing against a wash of pale sky. Facades on both sides lean inward, stacked with windows, signs, and hanging lamps that register more as outlines than as solid mass. Reds and ochres collect around street level, while higher zones shift toward mint green and lavender, suggesting reflected light drifting across stone. Human figures are present only as small, distant marks, secondary to the rhythm of buildings and the bend of the road. Rather than emphasizing a specific shop or landmark, the image focuses on the experience of walking through a city that is bright yet weathered, where orientation depends on edges, corners, and the memory of previous crossings.