A clear, square glass ashtray, heavily laden with approximately 50-70 spent cigarette butts and ash, is centrally positioned on a mottled grey concrete or stone surface in Kozloduy, Bulgaria

A clear, square glass ashtray, heavily laden with approximately 50-70 spent cigarette butts and ash, is centrally positioned on a mottled grey concrete or stone surface in Kozloduy, Bulgaria. The cigarette butts are primarily white-filtered, many showing distinct tobacco stains and burn marks, with visible branding including "Marlboro" (with a blue arrow logo), "KAREL," and "LM." Dark grey and black ash is interspersed among the discarded filters. A weathered, dark brown wooden beam or slat is horizontally situated beneath the ashtray in the lower third of the frame. The textured background surface suggests an outdoor setting, potentially cold, with lighter patches consistent with frost or mineral deposits. No individuals or active elements are visible.