Bakery Entrance in Budapest
A weathered wooden umbrella stand, scarred by years of damp coats, dominates the foreground near the entrance of a Budapest bakery, its dark grain against the bright, diffused winter light filtering through the frosted glass door. Inside, a tea seller in a thick wool apron leans over a stainless steel counter, carefully arranging small ceramic cups, while steam rises in thin, visible ribbons against the cold air seeping in from the street.
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