The image depicts the front facade of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, located at Vyshgorodska Street 42 in the Obolonskyi District of Kyiv, Ukraine

The image depicts the front facade of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, located at Vyshgorodska Street 42 in the Obolonskyi District of Kyiv, Ukraine. The multi-level church building is constructed from light-toned, smooth material, possibly concrete or stucco, under a partially cloudy sky with visible patches of blue. The central feature is a large, recessed arched entranceway, at the apex of which a cross is mounted. Below this arch, above the main entrance doors, is a prominent, large-scale mosaic depicting a golden-hued religious figure, likely the Virgin Mary, surrounded by ornate patterns. The main double doors are wooden, dark brown, and feature intricate, possibly carved or embossed, decorative patterns. Greenery in the form of a decorative vine or garland hangs above the doors. To the right of the central arch, a tall, square bell tower rises, topped with a dome and a smaller cross. Another recessed archway is visible to the immediate right of the main entrance, containing a smaller mosaic depicting a robed figure in red and blue. Circular and arched openings are present on the building's facade. A wide set of unadorned steps leads up to the entrance. Arranged on these steps are several small, conifer-like evergreen plants, each contained within a pot wrapped in burlap or similar natural fabric. A metal handrail is partially visible along the right side of the steps. No people are present in the scene, and no actions or interactions are depicted. The lighting suggests an overcast or late afternoon/early morning condition, casting some parts of the facade into shadow while illuminating others.