On Rain-slicked Autumnal Sidewalks

On rain-slicked autumnal sidewalks, strewn with colorful fallen leaves and reflecting the scene, viewed through a telephoto lens that compresses the perspective, neutral side lighting from the left and gentle fill light reveal several overlapping elements: a rich mahogany redbone with long droopy ears maintains an attentive stance beside a solid liver flat-coated retriever exuding a happy, waggish mien; nearby, a miniature slate-grey Mexican hairless, its large bat ears perked and gaze intelligent and alert, observes a discarded dark charcoal grey 1980s angular retro tape player with a transparent window cassette door and a loosely crumpled, damp, off-white paper towel, while an extremely slender, vibrant leaf-green vine snake of twig-like morphology lies camouflaged amongst the detritus near a low, oxidized steel alloy bollard showing a naturally weathered patina and directly embedded in the ground.