Edit of image 1. Keep everything exactly the same: the same pale stone townhouse front, the same glossy black door with the brass knob and stone step, the same black wall lantern, the same round tree in its square stone planter on the left, the same tall white-framed window, the same cobbled sidewalk and kerb, the same drawing style, colours and soft even summer daylight. Change only these three things: 1) the stone bench under the window is gone; in its place on the sidewalk, in the right third of the frame, stands a small round black iron café table with two black iron bistro chairs, one on each side of the table, facing each other, with one empty white coffee cup on the table; 2) above the window, a short plain dark bottle-green fabric awning with a scalloped edge, no writing on it; 3) at the front edge of the sidewalk, exactly halfway between the door and the window, a single tall black cast-iron street lamppost with one lantern on top, standing alone. Lots of empty space left on the sidewalk in front of the door and between the lamppost and the table for characters. No people, no animals, no text, no letters, no signs, no numbers anywhere.
