This is a full-shot, eye-level, outdoor photograph of two large, papier-mâché figures dressed in traditional Mexican attire

This is a full-shot, eye-level, outdoor photograph of two large, papier-mâché figures dressed in traditional Mexican attire. The figures stand upright against a plain, off-white wall. The figure on the left is female, adorned with a floral headdress of light pink, cream, and orange flowers. She wears a bright yellow long-sleeved shirt, a pink, striped vest with colorful embroidery, and a long, pleated skirt with vertical stripes of purple, blue, yellow, and green, trimmed with yellow lace. Her face is painted with exaggerated features, including dark eyes with prominent eyelashes, rosy cheeks, and a wide smile. The figure on the right is male, with dark, tousled hair. He wears a white, long-sleeved shirt with decorative blue, purple, and pink embroidered bands on the chest and sleeves. His lower garment is a long, white, gathered skirt. Both figures have large, pale hands. To the right of the figures, a black sign with white text that reads "PROHIBIDO FUMAR" (Don't Smoke) is affixed to the wall. In the lower right corner, two vintage-style trunks, one dark blue and one black, are partially visible. The floor is paved with dark gray tiles. The background on the left suggests an architectural setting with columns and archways, hinting at a public building or walkway. The overall context suggests this is likely in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, given the traditional attire and the commonality of such decorative figures in local celebrations and public spaces.