This is a close-up, eye-level, outdoor, daylight photograph of petroglyphs carved into a horizontal rock face

This is a close-up, eye-level, outdoor, daylight photograph of petroglyphs carved into a horizontal rock face. The rock appears to be layered and weathered, with horizontal striations evident throughout. The petroglyphs themselves are composed of numerous small indentations, creating patterns that resemble human figures and possibly structures. On the left side of the rock face, a roughly rectangular shape filled with indentations is visible, with a smaller, circular indentation inside. To the right of this, a more complex petroglyph features a central figure with an elongated head, surrounded by further indentations. Further to the right, a larger, more elaborate petroglyph depicts what appears to be a building with a roof made of radiating lines and horizontal bands of indentations. Several smaller circular or oval indentations are also present within this structure. The rock face is situated outdoors, with sparse vegetation growing from cracks and crevices at the top and left edges of the frame. The sky is overcast and visible in the upper portion of the image. The overall impression is one of ancient carvings on a natural rock formation. The location is identified as Троицкое, Russia, though this is a place name and does not provide specific geographic features beyond the country.