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The image was taken at Carnaby Street, London.
On searching for underground Public Subway we can see a Wikipedia article that tells us the name of the city.
The particular tube station is in Piccadily Circus.
The answer can be found pretty quickly on Google.
We can see the phrase YVR on the board.
Let's see what that stands for.
Even though it is called Vancouver International Airport, it is not located in the city of Vancouver as seen in the image below:
We know that the shop is located in Scotland and we can see that the shop right opposite to it is called Edinburgh Woollen Mill.
Let's open Google Maps and go to 3D view.
We can see the street name on the top of the coffee shop.
We can see the phone number listed.
In order to find the email address, we have to go tot he Facebook page of the coffee shop.
There is an article by Barba.co.uk that lists out the names of the owners.
Let's reverse image search using Google Lens.
We can find the article that mentions the name of the editor.
If we search for motorcycle reindeer sculpture and click on the first article, we can find the name of the sculpture.
On going to the VisitOslo site and searching for Rudolph the Chrome Nosed Reindeer, we can see the following article.
If we go to the article we can find an embedded map that shows all the sculptures in Oslo.
Let's look for Rudolph.
The image is depicting Lady Justice.
Let's reverse image search using the image.
If we click on the article by the Public Art Archive, we get the following details:
So the sculpture is located at the Virginia Eastern District Court in Alexandria, Virginia.
Let's view the court in Google Map's 3D view.
We can easily see the building opposite by turning the camera around.
If we take the 13th frame from the video we can see the following:
A quick reverse image search tells us that the picture is of the Riverside Point in Singapore.
On Google Maps we can find the name of the hotel from which the photo was take.
