The image displays the illuminated facade of Oslo Cathedral (Oslo Domkirke) at night, located in the city center of Oslo, Norway

The image displays the illuminated facade of Oslo Cathedral (Oslo Domkirke) at night, located in the city center of Oslo, Norway. The prominent central subject is the cathedral's rectangular bell tower, constructed from light-colored brick with darker stone elements. An illuminated clock face on the upper section of the tower indicates a time between 11:20 and 11:25. Below the clock, two levels of windows are visible: two small, arched, internally lit windows directly beneath the clock, and two larger rectangular windows with visible stained glass patterns further down, also illuminated from within. The main entrance at the tower's base consists of large, dark double doors framed by an ornate arched stone portal, above which a circular window is set. Two small, dark planters flank the entrance. The tower culminates in a dark, multi-tiered spire featuring illuminated belfry openings. To the left of the main tower, a section of the cathedral's side wall is visible, containing several tall, narrow windows with reflective, possibly stained glass, panes. Overhead, multiple thin, dark utility wires crisscross the frame against a uniformly dark night sky. In the distant left background, a modern building with illuminated rectangular windows is partially discernible. No individuals, animals, or vehicles are present in the depicted scene. The immediate foreground is dark and indistinct.