A bronze statue of a seated man, identified by a plaque as Branko Najhold (1947-2016), is positioned on a park bench in front of a building

A bronze statue of a seated man, identified by a plaque as Branko Najhold (1947-2016), is positioned on a park bench in front of a building. The statue depicts the man in a seated posture, wearing a shirt and trousers, with his left arm resting on the back of the bench. A small plaque to the right of the bench reads "BRANKO NAJHOLD (1947-2016) ZEMUNSKI HRONICAR SAZNANJE". The bench itself is made of metal with wooden slats. The statue and bench are situated in a grassy area with scattered leaves. A large tree with visible branches and leaves is to the left of the frame, partially obscuring the sky. In the background, a two-story building with a red roof and light-colored facade is visible, featuring several windows and architectural details. Cars are parked in front of the building and on a street beyond the grass. The sky is dark blue, indicating it is dusk or night, and a streetlamp is visible in the distance. The scene appears to be in an urban environment, specifically identified as Zemun Urban Municipality, Serbia, suggested by the plaque's mention of "Zemunski Hronicar". The overall lighting suggests artificial illumination from streetlights and possibly interior lights from the building, casting shadows on the ground. There are no other people visibly interacting with the statue or the bench.