Two weathered, red, foot-shaped markers are depicted on the ground in the city of Kavarna, Bulgaria

Two weathered, red, foot-shaped markers are depicted on the ground in the city of Kavarna, Bulgaria. Each marker is made of a solid material, exhibiting significant red paint loss that reveals a lighter base. White lines delineate the toes and the perimeter of each foot. The left foot marker, positioned to the viewer's left, displays the word "Yeti" in white capital letters near its heel. The right foot marker, positioned to the viewer's right, displays the stacked words "BLACK FOOT" in white capital letters near its heel. A small, round, metallic fastener is embedded in the arch area of both markers. These two markers are arranged side-by-side, pointing away from the viewer. They rest on a surface composed of light gray concrete paving and dark, dry, granular soil mixed with scattered dry leaves, twigs, and small stones. Immediately behind the markers, a weathered, light gray concrete curb or block is visible, separating the immediate foreground from a patch of unkempt earth and organic debris.