A street-level photograph of a weathered concrete wall covered in a multi-layered stencil mural. The mural features black and off-white human silhouettes overlapping, mixed with torn commercial signage including "Coca-Cola," "99", "OPEN," and "DRUGS."

A highly realistic street-level photograph of a large stencil mural on a concrete wall in the Mission District of San Francisco. The mural is made with layered stencil figures, spray paint, and glued fragments of torn commercial signage and recognizable brand logos, partially faded and weathered. The wall surface is rough, cracked, and covered with old paint layers, stickers, and urban graffiti. Human silhouettes are sharply defined in black and off-white stencil style, overlapping each other, mixed with pieces of neon sign lettering, billboards, and advertising textures embedded into the mural. The composition feels dense and chaotic, with uneven edges, paint drips, and paper peeling from the wall. Muted urban colors: black, gray, beige concrete, faded red, rust, and worn whites. Natural daylight, soft shadows, realistic perspective, shallow depth of field, subtle film grain. The image looks like a real documentary photograph taken by a professional street photographer, no illustration look, no digital art appearance. See more