The image displays the Église Saint-Paul (Saint-Paul's Church) in Strasbourg, France, viewed across a body of water, specifically one of the arms of the Ill River

The image displays the Église Saint-Paul (Saint-Paul's Church) in Strasbourg, France, viewed across a body of water, specifically one of the arms of the Ill River. The large Gothic Revival church dominates the central frame, constructed from reddish-brown sandstone. It features a prominent facade with two tall, pointed spires, each topped with a cross and containing lancet windows and a circular clock face with golden hands and numerals. A smaller central spire is visible behind the main facade. Below the main spires, a large rose window is centered above three arched entrance portals. In the foreground, the river exhibits ripples on its surface, reflecting the sunlight and parts of the church structure. A multi-arched bridge, constructed with red-brown stone piers and a light green metal superstructure, spans the river, extending directly beneath the church's base. The bridge supports a roadway and pedestrian walkways. A solitary individual wearing a red jacket is visible on the bridge's pedestrian area on the viewer's right. Further right on the bridge, a white bus with dark windows is partially visible, indicating vehicular traffic. To the left of the church, the riverbank is lined with trees, some deciduous with bare branches, and some evergreen foliage. In the background, behind and to the sides of the church, additional buildings with traditional pitched roofs are visible, interspersed with trees. The sky above is clear and light blue, suggesting fair weather and daylight conditions.