A low-angle close-up shot captures the head and upper body of a domestic cat at night, with an urban background. The cat, appearing to be a tabby with gray and brownish markings, is positioned in the lower-left to central frame, looking upwards and to the right. Its left ear is prominently visible, and its right eye reflects some of the surrounding light, indicating alertness. Long white whiskers fan out from its muzzle. The background on the left is a dark, indistinct sky, suggesting night or very late evening conditions. On the right side, a blurred cityscape comes into view, featuring buildings with numerous illuminated windows, creating a bokeh effect with bright, out-of-focus lights. These lights are predominantly warm yellow and orange, with some cooler blue and white tones, indicating a vibrant city environment. The overall lighting is dim, relying on the artificial lights of the city to illuminate the scene and cast a soft glow on the cat. The cat appears curious or watchful, gazing upwards, perhaps at something out of frame or simply observing the illuminated city. There is no discernible activity beyond the cat's attentive gaze. The image conveys a sense of a quiet moment in an otherwise bustling urban setting, with the cat as the central, calm observer. There is no visible text in the image. The location context is Novi Sad, Serbia.

Tabby cat photo session captured in Novi

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Pelmeshka

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Thu, Apr 16, 2026, 09:27 PM

6h ago

Novi Sad, Serbia

45.26200, 19.83200

A low-angle close-up shot captures the head and upper body of a domestic cat at night, with an urban background. The cat, appearing to be a tabby with gray and brownish markings, is positioned in the…read more

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