This image captures the Surb Sarkis Armenian Apostolic Church complex located at Borodina St, 28, Krasnoyarsk, Krasnoyarsk Krai, Russia, 660049, during nighttime

This image captures the Surb Sarkis Armenian Apostolic Church complex located at Borodina St, 28, Krasnoyarsk, Krasnoyarsk Krai, Russia, 660049, during nighttime. The scene is framed symmetrically with a central pathway leading to an illuminated iron gate. Two light-colored bell towers stand prominently in the foreground, flanking the entrance. Each tower features an open belfry with arched openings and a dark, multi-tiered conical roof. A brightly glowing yellow Latin cross adorns the apex of each bell tower's roof. Both towers are decorated with warm white string lights along their lower eaves and architectural details. Between the bell towers, a large, dark iron gate is visible, intricately decorated with cool white and blue string lights arranged in patterns, including a large central cross. Beyond this gate, the main church building is centered in the frame. This structure has a distinct ochre-yellow facade, illuminated by external lighting, and features a prominent cross relief on its front face and slender, arched windows. It is topped with a white, octagonal drum supporting a dome, which in turn is surmounted by a red cross. To the right of the main church building, a tall, dark evergreen tree is present, also adorned with string lights. Additional ornamental streetlights are visible within the church grounds past the gate. The ground in the foreground and at the base of the bell towers is covered with a layer of snow. The sky above is dark, consistent with a nighttime setting, showing faint blue lens flares. No individuals are present in the image.