An overhead shot captures a vibrant, artistically painted tree stump situated outdoors in Sochi, Russia. The central subject is the circular cross-section of a tree stump, transformed into a piece of art. Its surface features a striking gradient of blues and purples, starting with a bright, almost white-blue center that radiates outwards, transitioning into deeper blues and then rich purples towards the periphery. The natural radial cracks and wood grain of the stump are still visible beneath the paint, adding texture to the cosmic or eye-like depiction. The unpainted, rugged bark edge of the stump, colored in shades of grey and brown, frames the painted interior. Around the stump's base, the ground consists of loose dirt and small stones, with fresh green leaves and small plants sprouting, particularly noticeable on the right side of the image. Hints of light-colored paving or a wall can be seen in the background, suggesting a park, garden, or roadside location. The scene is brightly illuminated, indicating it is daytime with clear weather. The artwork suggests a creative embellishment of a natural element. On the lower right quadrant of the painted stump, near a chipped or unpainted section, faint white text is visible. It reads: "T.ME/VERONIKATARTAKOVSKAYA," likely a credit or contact for the artist.Morning leisure activities documented ac
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Anna Gellert

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Fri, Jun 5, 2026, 08:00 AM

17d ago

Sochi, Russia

43.58800, 39.71700

An overhead shot captures a vibrant, artistically painted tree stump situated outdoors in Sochi, Russia. The central subject is the circular cross-section of a tree stump, transformed into a piece of…read more

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