The image displays an elevated view overlooking the Sava River in Belgrade, Serbia, oriented towards the Belgrade Waterfront development and Novi Beograd

The image displays an elevated view overlooking the Sava River in Belgrade, Serbia, oriented towards the Belgrade Waterfront development and Novi Beograd. In the immediate foreground, a concrete parapet, approximately 40-50 cm in height, is extensively covered with multiple layers of colorful graffiti, featuring spray paint in dominant shades of orange, blue, green, and black. The upper surface of the parapet exhibits weathering, with a granular texture and areas of white discoloration. Beyond the parapet, the Sava River flows, appearing light blue under an overcast sky with patches of white and grey clouds. Several vessels, including barges, are visible on the water and docked along the far bank. Below the vantage point, on the near bank, stand older stone and brick structures with visible interior sections and surrounding sparse foliage. In the background to the left, a cluster of modern high-rise buildings is prominent, including the distinctively twisted Kula Beograd (Belgrade Tower). Multiple yellow construction cranes are active in this area. To the right, further along the river, two bridges span the water: the white cable-stayed Ada Bridge and a green-arched railway bridge. The distant horizon reveals additional urban development. No identifiable individuals or specific actions beyond general construction activity are discernible.