Q: "A woman in a black jacket is leaning against a lamp post." Does this mean that "A woman is leaning on a lamp post."?
A: yes

Q: "Two gentlemen in baseball caps and shirts, work on the engine of an old, rusted VW beetle." Does this mean that "There's a man taking a car ride."?
A: no

Q: "Two smiling young men lying in a green papasan chair with a tan comforter over them." Does this mean that "two young me are dancing at the club"?
A: no

Q: "A man with a baseball cap and glasses and a lady with a bandage on her left are sitting at an outside cafe that is roped off." Does this mean that "A man and an injured woman are sitting outdoors."?
A:
yes