Urban Pasta Window: Italian Varieties Display

An urban street scene viewed through a shop window: inside, a vivid, carefully arranged display of Italian pasta varieties. Glass jars and open wooden trays hold long strands of spaghetti and linguine, ridged penne and rigatoni, bow-tie farfalle, corkscrew fusilli, tiny orecchiette, and delicate tortellini and ravioli. Colors are warm and inviting: pale beige durum wheat, sun-yellow spaghetti, emerald pesto-green, rich tomato-red, and ivory noodles. The pasta is styled in rustic containers with twine and ceramic bowls, set on aged wooden shelves and linen-draped trays. The window reflects a bustling city street: pedestrians, bicycles, cafe tables, neon signs, and building facades; wet pavement catching the glow of storefront lights. Golden-hour lighting pours through the glass, casting soft reflections and a shallow depth of field that keeps the foreground pasta crisp while the street scene blurs into bokeh. A cinematic, photorealistic still that blends food photography with urban atmosphere, inviting viewers to imagine the smell of fresh pasta in a busy city shop.