The image presents a detailed view of the Sveti Stefan settlement in Montenegro, captured from a low vantage point on an adjacent pebbled beach

The image presents a detailed view of the Sveti Stefan settlement in Montenegro, captured from a low vantage point on an adjacent pebbled beach. The central subject is a cluster of historic stone buildings, characterized by their rough-hewn grey stone facades, red-orange tiled roofs, and numerous rectangular windows fitted with closed white shutters. These structures are tiered and appear to be built directly onto and integrated with a rocky landmass that juts into calm, dark water. The lower sections of the buildings meet the water, with some stone walls showing signs of weathering and interaction with the waterline. Sparse, bare deciduous trees are visible among the buildings, particularly towards the center. A distinct tall, slender conifer stands on the upper right side of the main structure. The foreground consists of a dark grey pebbled beach that extends horizontally across the frame, gently sloping towards the water. The water itself is dark and shows minimal surface disturbance. The sky above is clear, displaying a pale blue-yellow gradient, indicative of either early morning or late afternoon light. No human figures or discernible activities are present in the scene. Two circular, dark lens artifacts are visible in the upper portion of the sky.