The second picture has Photoshop clone-tool extended height -- in an attempt to make the environment a tad more oppressive.
And the third picture adds extensive color correction using Magic Bullet Looks. There's no faces visible but even in such a heavily corrected shot I believe faces will be relatively "natural" looking.
I took this picture toward the end of daylight -- which is why the lights in the stores are so "bright" yet there's still light in the sky.
Incidentally, the shop to the right of the van was used as a model for the shop in Eyes Wide Shut.
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