This image depicts the weathered stone ruins of a multi-story structure, likely a fort or large building, situated in Vrela, Montenegro, under an overcast sky

This image depicts the weathered stone ruins of a multi-story structure, likely a fort or large building, situated in Vrela, Montenegro, under an overcast sky. The primary subject is a grey stone wall constructed from rectangular ashlar blocks, exhibiting significant damage and partial collapse, particularly along its uneven top edge. The visible section of the wall features two levels with multiple openings. The upper level displays two prominent arched openings, likely former windows, which are now empty and dark. Below these, a distinct horizontal stone ledge or band runs across the wall. The lower level contains several openings: a large, heavily damaged arched entrance or window on the left, revealing interior rubble and darkness; another smaller, damaged arched opening to its right; and three smaller, rectangular openings, possibly embrasures or narrow windows, two on the left and one further right. The masonry around these lower openings shows considerable deterioration. The structure stands on a gently sloping, sparsely vegetated terrain. A narrow dirt path is visible in the foreground, leading towards the damaged lower-level opening on the left. The ground is covered with patchy green grass, interspersed with dry, leafless thorny bushes and scattered rocks. To the right of the ruins, a cluster of green coniferous trees and additional bare, skeletal trees are visible. The sky overhead is uniformly grey and cloudy. No individuals or specific objects indicating recent human activity are present.