The image displays a detailed, top-down view of an outdoor ground surface in Kolašin, Montenegro, constructed from an arrangement of weathered wooden elements

The image displays a detailed, top-down view of an outdoor ground surface in Kolašin, Montenegro, constructed from an arrangement of weathered wooden elements. The surface is primarily composed of two distinct types of wood: rectangular planks and square-shaped blocks. The rectangular planks are light grey, showing significant weathering, distinct wood grain, and longitudinal cracks. Several dark, circular nail heads are visible, securing these planks. These planks are arranged both horizontally and vertically, with some grouped adjacently. Interspersed with and alongside the planks are darker, square-shaped wooden blocks. These blocks are cross-sections of logs, exhibiting prominent radial and concentric growth rings with deep, intricate cracking due to weathering. They are arranged in an irregular, mosaic-like pattern. The ground exposed between the wooden elements consists of light brown earth with sparse patches of green grass and scattered small white-to-grey pebbles. A single white cigarette butt is present amidst the wooden blocks in the upper right quadrant of the scene. The area is illuminated by bright, direct sunlight, enhancing the textures of the wood and ground cover. No people, actions, or interactions are visible.