An exterior, ground-level photograph captures the entrance to a stone railway tunnel beneath a bridge in Prague, Czechia, specifically the railway bridge over the Botič stream in Albertov, near Vyšehrad

An exterior, ground-level photograph captures the entrance to a stone railway tunnel beneath a bridge in Prague, Czechia, specifically the railway bridge over the Botič stream in Albertov, near Vyšehrad. The primary subject is a sturdy, single-arched bridge constructed from dark grey, weathered stone blocks, exhibiting significant water staining and moss growth, particularly below the top coping and around the arch. A rectangular recessed panel, dark and illegible, is centered above the archway. Two parallel railway tracks, set on a bed of grey gravel ballast, extend into the dark archway and continue into the tunnel beyond. The stone surfaces of the bridge are extensively covered in graffiti. The words "KOPTAN KOPA" are visible in black capital letters along the upper parapet. Large blue and yellow bubble-style tags are present on the left retaining wall of the bridge. Inside the archway, a prominent light blue bubble-style tag, illegible but distinct, covers the lower left wall, flanked by smaller magenta and white tags. Additional blue and white tags are visible on the lower right retaining wall. The ground immediately beside the tracks consists of dark earth and sparse, dry vegetation, including brown leaves and twigs. A substantial amount of discarded refuse, including numerous crushed aluminum cans, plastic bottles, plastic bags, cardboard, and dark fabric items, is scattered across the railway ballast and the right embankment in the foreground. Bare trees with leafless branches are visible on the top of the bridge and in the background against an overcast sky, with a distant yellow building partially visible on the far left. No individuals, actions, or interactions are depicted in the scene.