This image depicts a scene under a concrete overpass or bridge in Sandton, South Africa

This image depicts a scene under a concrete overpass or bridge in Sandton, South Africa. The primary subject is the underside of a concrete bridge structure, featuring a grey metal railing along its top edge. Below the bridge deck, on the concrete wall, is a large graffiti piece composed of a white 'V' shape with two red circles above it, intersected by a grey, crescent-like form. To the right of this, the word "CHACH" is spray-painted in black. Further to the right, a grassy embankment slopes upward towards the bridge's support structures. On a separate, lighter-colored concrete support pillar, a large, stylized black graffiti letter resembling a 'b' or 'B' is visible. Above the bridge railing and embankment, a black traffic light is mounted, facing away from the camera. The foreground consists of a paved area made of light grey interlocking bricks to the left, which transitions into a dirt path and then a green, grassy slope to the right. A concrete curb separates the paved area from the sloped earth, where minor erosion is evident. Sparse green vegetation, including small leafy plants, grows against the concrete wall and on the paved ground. The sky above is partially overcast. No people are visible.