This nighttime image captures an urban scene in Budva, Montenegro, focusing on a gray metal utility door and an adjacent concrete wall

This nighttime image captures an urban scene in Budva, Montenegro, focusing on a gray metal utility door and an adjacent concrete wall. The door, secured with a silver padlock on its left edge, is heavily covered in graffiti and various affixed notices. A prominent red spray-painted symbol, consistent with the Ukrainian Tryzub, is centered on the lower half of the door. Above this, several rectangular signs are visible, including a white "PAZNJI VISOKI NAPON" (Attention High Voltage) warning with a skull and crossbones, a yellow "KLIMA" (Air Conditioning) advertisement, a white sign for "BUTILA" advertising truck and AC rentals, and a red "SARANIC TENDE" (Awnings) advertisement, all displaying text in Montenegrin/Serbian and phone numbers. Numerous smaller, indistinguishable white stickers are scattered across the door. To the right, a gray concrete wall features black spray-painted graffiti forming the letters "DD." A dark cable runs vertically down this wall. Further to the right, a darker passage reveals another wall with additional, partially obscured graffiti. Small green foliage grows from the ground at the base of the door and wall. Above the structure, an outdoor air conditioning unit is mounted, partially obscured by dark tree foliage, with subtle ambient light illuminating some distant leaves. No people are visible in the scene.