The image displays an outdoor scene in a public park in Stara Zagora, Bulgaria, under bright daylight

The image displays an outdoor scene in a public park in Stara Zagora, Bulgaria, under bright daylight. A prominent red sculpture, resembling a coiled crocodile or alligator with visible teeth, is centrally positioned on a rectangular grey stone plinth. In front of the plinth, a white rectangular sign written in Bulgarian identifies the artwork as "Крокодил" (Crocodile) by "Вега Бермехо" (Vega Bermejo) from "Великобритания" (Great Britain), originating from the "Международен симпозиум по скулптура в камък" (International Symposium on Stone Sculpture) held in Stara Zagora in 1987. The ground around the sculpture is covered in green grass with visible patches of soil and dandelions. In the mid-ground and background, multiple paved pedestrian paths, one appearing to be brick and another light-colored, curve through the park. Numerous deciduous trees with bare branches are scattered across the landscape, indicating a late winter or early spring season. Several dark park benches are situated along the paths. Portions of buildings with red-tiled roofs are discernible through the trees in the far background. Shadows cast by the sculpture and trees suggest sunny conditions. No individuals are present in the depicted scene.