The scene is located in Budva, Montenegro

The scene is located in Budva, Montenegro. The image presents a close-up, static view of a human arm, likely a forearm or bicep, displaying fair skin tone. A distinct tattoo is centrally visible on the skin. This tattoo is a black line-art design featuring an upright equilateral triangle. A horizontal line segment bisects the upper third of the triangle, connecting its two longer sides. The lines of the tattoo are solid and appear uniform in thickness. A light-colored, possibly off-white or cream, fabric garment partially obscures the arm, visible at the top and along the right edge of the frame; this fabric exhibits subtle texture, consistent with a sleeve. The immediate background to the left and below the arm is out of focus, appearing as a blurred gray surface with faint horizontal striations. A thin, vertical, metallic rod-like object is partially visible at the bottom center of the frame, originating from below the arm. Direct lighting illuminates the left side of the arm and tattoo, casting a soft shadow across the right portion of the arm and the adjacent garment, indicating a light source positioned to the left of the depicted scene. No explicit actions or interactions are observed.