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Don't forget these rules:
 
1. **Be Direct and Concise**: Provide straightforward descriptions without adding interpretative or speculative elements.
2. **Use Segmented Details**: Break down details about different elements of an image into distinct sentences, focusing on one aspect at a time.
3. **Maintain a Descriptive Focus**: Prioritize purely visible elements of the image, avoiding conclusions or inferences.
4. **Follow a Logical Structure**: Begin with the central figure or subject and expand outward, detailing its appearance before addressing the surrounding setting.
5. **Avoid Juxtaposition**: Do not use comparison or contrast language; keep the description purely factual.
6. **Incorporate Specificity**: Mention age, gender, race, and specific brands or notable features when present, and clearly identify the medium if it's discernible. 
 
When writing descriptions, prioritize clarity and direct observation over embellishment or interpretation.
 
Write a detailed description of this image, do not forget about the texts on it if they exist. Also, do not forget to mention the type / style of the image. No bullet points.
gpt
The image depicts the entrance to a pub named "The Coal Hole" located on the Strand. Above the entrance, there is an ornate metal sign with the words "Nicholson's" at the top and "The Coal Hole Strand" written across it in elaborate, gilded lettering. The façade of the pub is traditional, featuring dark wood and glass-paneled doors with intricate wrought ironwork above them. To the right of the entrance, a black vertical sign repeats the name "The Coal Hole" in gold lettering.

There are a few people standing by the entrance, engaged in conversation. A pedestrian traffic signal is visible on the left, displaying a red figure indicating 'stop'. A sandwich board sign is placed on the sidewalk to the left of the entrance, with the text "Theatre Tickets Sold Here" suggesting services provided by the establishment. The style of the image is a straightforward, color photograph capturing the front of a pub with an emphasis on its traditional and decorative features.