This is a close-up, low-angle, outdoor shot of a bronze memorial plaque affixed to a light-colored building wall

This is a close-up, low-angle, outdoor shot of a bronze memorial plaque affixed to a light-colored building wall. The plaque depicts a relief of a young man with short, wavy hair, looking slightly upwards and to his right. He is wearing a long-sleeved garment. His right hand is raised to his chin, holding a small object. To the left of the man, the relief incorporates natural elements like leaves and branches. Below the figure, there is an inscription in Russian. The inscription reads: "В ЭТОМ ДОМЕ / С 1918 ГОДА ПО 1923 ГОД / ЖИЛ И РАБОТАЛ / ВЫДАЮЩИЙСЯ СОВЕТСКИЙ / ПОЭТ / СЕРГЕЙ АЛЕКСАНДРОВИЧ / ЕСЕНИН". This translates to "In this house / from 1918 to 1923 / lived and worked / the outstanding Soviet / poet / Sergey Alexandrovich / Yesenin". The plaque is illuminated by artificial light, casting shadows on the wall. There are two modern-looking external lights mounted on the wall below the plaque. The building wall shows signs of age, with some cracks and discoloration. The environment appears to be nighttime, as indicated by the dark sky visible through a window in the upper right of the frame. This memorial plaque is located at 3/3, Bolshoy Kazyonny Lane, Moscow, Russia, marking the former residence of the renowned Russian poet Sergey Yesenin.