Night at the Saint Petersburg waterfront, Gazprom Arena glowing blue

A nighttime, exterior shot shows a body of water in the foreground with reflections of lights. In the background, a city skyline is visible. Buildings are illuminated with various colored lights. A prominent tall, blue, illuminated tower is in the right side of the frame. A bridge, also illuminated with blue and pink lights, stretches across the middle ground. The sky is dark and clear.

A nighttime video shows waves crashing against rocks in the foreground, with a bridge elevated above the water. In the distance, a stadium is illuminated with blue lights. A train or tram is visible on the bridge, with its lights on. The scene is dark, with the blue stadium lights and train lights being the primary sources of illumination. The water is choppy and reflects the blue lights.

The video shows an outdoor scene at night. In the foreground, there are several orange, spherical objects hanging from chains, and a swing set. A person on a swing is visible in the middle ground, as is another person in a yellow hooded jacket. In the background, there is a body of water with lights reflecting on it, buildings with illuminated windows, and a brightly lit blue structure resembling a Christmas tree. The video also includes close-ups of a man speaking into a phone, with the blue structure visible behind him.

An individual kneels on a rocky embankment at night, facing the camera. They are wearing a dark hooded sweatshirt and light-colored pants. Behind them, a long, illuminated bridge spans across a body of water. The bridge's structure features white railings and yellow lights along its upper level, with decorative colored lights in blue and purple on its underside. In the distance, another bridge is visible, also illuminated with colored lights. The water reflects the lights from the bridges, creating a shimmering effect on the dark surface. The overall scene depicts an urban nightscape with a focus on the man and the prominent illuminated infrastructure. This location is likely the Western High-Speed Diameter (WHSD) in Saint Petersburg, Russia, given the distinctive bridge design and illuminated segments.