The image depicts a modern urban scene in Vilnius, Lithuania, specifically at the Telia Lietuva headquarters located at Saltoniškių g

The image depicts a modern urban scene in Vilnius, Lithuania, specifically at the Telia Lietuva headquarters located at Saltoniškių g. 7A. The foreground features a weathered concrete retaining wall, approximately one-third the height of the image, showing stains and texture. Below the wall, a section of grey tiled sidewalk is visible. Above the retaining wall, a strip of dry, brown, dormant shrubbery extends across the frame. Behind this, an empty asphalt parking lot is visible, delineated by white painted lines marking individual parking spaces. No vehicles or individuals are present in the parking lot. The background is dominated by a multi-story, contemporary building with a highly reflective glass facade, occupying the upper two-thirds of the image. The facade is composed of numerous rectangular glass panels arranged in a grid pattern, prominently reflecting a cloudy sky with patches of blue. The building's lower level features darker glass panels and a landscaped area directly in front of it, containing sparse, bare-branched deciduous trees and several neatly trimmed spherical evergreen bushes. Essential objects include: * On the left, a black pole supports a partially obscured circular regulatory traffic sign, likely indicating "No Stopping" or "No Entry," positioned facing away from the viewer. * On the right, a blue rectangular sign with a white 'P' indicates parking. Below it, two smaller white pictograms are attached: a wheelchair symbol for disabled parking and an electric vehicle charging symbol (a car with a plug). * A slender, tall black streetlamp with a triangular light fixture stands in the mid-right portion of the image, positioned between the parking area and the building. The scene is captured during daylight hours, consistent with the sky reflections, and the dormant vegetation suggests a late autumn or winter season. No people, active movements, or interactions are observed.