The image depicts a winter street scene in Belgrade, Serbia, at dusk or night

The image depicts a winter street scene in Belgrade, Serbia, at dusk or night. The primary subject is the Church of St. Alexander Nevsky (Crkva Svetog Aleksandra Nevskog), located in the Dorćol neighborhood, specifically visible from Cara Dušana street. The church presents a dark silhouette against a deep blue sky, featuring a prominent bell tower with three rectangular apertures and a pointed steeple topped by a cross. A faint, partial Cyrillic inscription, resembling "ФИТЕТ" (likely part of "Faculty of Theology"), is visible on the church's facade. The ground is partially covered with snow, consistent with winter conditions. Bare tree branches with intricate patterns are visible against the sky, particularly on the right side of the frame. At street level on the left, a multi-story residential building stands. Below it, a small, brightly lit kiosk or food stand is operational. A single individual, dressed in a red jacket, walks on the snow-dusted sidewalk from left to right, their path illuminated by nearby streetlights. Utility wires traverse horizontally across the upper-left portion of the frame. On the right, another urban building, showing signs of age and graffiti, borders the street. In front of this building, a "Moj Kiosk" convenience store with a dark canopy and a red sign is present, its lower panels or closed shutters bearing graffiti. Adjacent to it, a tall, narrow red illuminated sign stands vertically. A blue square traffic sign with a white upward arrow indicating a one-way street is also visible near the center of the lower frame. The scene is illuminated by various artificial light sources, including streetlights and commercial signs.