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A beige-tiled wall with parallel metal handrails casts a shadow on a light gray tiled floor. A yellow tactile paving strip runs across the floor, providing guidance for visually impaired individuals.

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A wheelchair user is navigating through a subway platform, surrounded by the architectural elements of the station. The scene includes overhead lights, signs, and tracks, with a sense of movement as people travel along the platform.
A modern building with large glass windows is seen in the background. In the foreground, there is a black sign with a white symbol for wheelchair accessibility and an arrow pointing forward. The sign is placed on a concrete surface surrounded by small shrubs and gravel.
A painted yellow symbol on a textured asphalt surface representing a wheelchair-accessible parking space. The background shows part of a grid of yellow lines indicating the parking area.

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Scenes of wide, accessible fields inviting calm and connection.

A wheelchair is parked against a light-colored wall next to a curb ramp. It is accompanied by a folded newspaper on the seat, and the scene conveys an outdoor setting with a partial view of the street.
Several colorful prosthetic legs with intricate designs are displayed on stands. In the background, three people are intently observing an exhibition with informational displays about accessibility and assistive technology. A wheelchair is visible to the side.
A restroom sign indicating facilities for men and accessibility for individuals with disabilities. The sign features simple icons of a person and a wheelchair user, and is mounted on a yellow wall.
A person in a wheelchair equipped with a large green delivery bag labeled 'Grab' is on a gray tiled urban sidewalk. The person wears a green jacket and appears to be maneuvering the wheelchair near a modern building with glass railings and geometric walls.
A folded wheelchair covered with a grey cloth is placed on a sidewalk in an urban setting. There are storefronts in the background, including one with a 'We’re Open' sign and a menu board displaying food images.
A modern elevator entrance with metallic doors and a textured floor. Safety rails are installed in front of the elevator. The area is well-lit with a fluorescent ceiling light. A wall-mounted camera is present, and there is a sign indicating wheelchair accessibility.
A white envelope is shown with a rectangular window and printed text. The text reads, 'Why have a stairlift when you can have a real lift?' At the bottom, contact information for a company named Stiltz is provided, including a website and phone number.
An outdoor space with wooden picnic tables and benches is situated on a gravel surface. The background features a brick building with a black door labeled 'Entrance' and a white building with several windows. Sparse dry grass and bushes are present across the area, adding to a barren landscape appearance. A wooden fence runs along the perimeter of the seating area.

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