The image displays the frontal exterior of the Temple Neuf (New Temple) church, located on Place du Temple Neuf in Strasbourg, France

The image displays the frontal exterior of the Temple Neuf (New Temple) church, located on Place du Temple Neuf in Strasbourg, France. The large, symmetrical structure is constructed from reddish-brown sandstone, exhibiting Neo-Romanesque architectural characteristics. The facade is dominated by a tall central spire atop a square bell tower, flanked by two smaller, pointed turrets. The upper portion of the main facade features a large central rose window with elaborate stone tracery, positioned above a horizontal row of five smaller arched windows. Below this, three tall, slender arched windows with light-colored glass are visible. To the left and right of the central section, two additional, smaller rose windows are present, each situated above a single tall arched window. The lower part of the facade consists of three deeply recessed, arched portals serving as entrances. The central portal is the largest and most ornate, featuring decorative columns and a stone cross finial positioned directly above its arch. All three portals are secured by dark, intricate wrought-iron gates, indicating the entrances are closed. On the left side of the facade, a white banner with black and red text, including the phrase "Vivre sans..." and "Célébrer 2020," is affixed to the wall, with the name "Temple Neuf" also legible. On the right side, a red banner displaying white text, beginning with "Le culte," is visible. A dark street lamp post stands to the right of the central portal. The sky above is blue with scattered white, wispy clouds. Bare, leafless tree branches extend into the frame from both the left and right, partially obscuring the upper sections of the church against the sky. No individuals are present in the scene. The lighting is natural and even, consistent with daylight.