An elevated, daytime view captures the Church of Nuestra Señora de la Merced in Ronda, Spain, beneath a partly cloudy sky

An elevated, daytime view captures the Church of Nuestra Señora de la Merced in Ronda, Spain, beneath a partly cloudy sky. The prominent central structure features a white stucco facade with yellow ochre trim. It includes two symmetrical bell towers topped with pyramidal roofs adorned in a blue, white, and ochre chevron tile pattern, each surmounted by a decorative finial or cross. A central, reddish-brown tiled dome is topped by a smaller white cupola and a cross. The church's main entrance displays an ornate, classical-style portal with a statue of a robed figure positioned within a niche above the doorway. In the immediate foreground, a dark, flat rooftop, possibly covered with a tarp, appears wet and reflects ambient light. A low, gray concrete parapet wall defines the edge of this rooftop. Several large, ornate chandelier-style decorative light fixtures, composed of gold and white elements, are suspended at various heights between the foreground rooftop and the church facade. To the left, a multi-story, white residential building with dark balconies and an external air conditioning unit partially obscures the left bell tower. The background reveals a dense urban landscape of white-washed buildings with reddish-brown tiled roofs, typical of a Spanish town, receding into the distance under the soft light. No individuals are visible, and no overt actions are occurring.