The image depicts the Église Sainte-Ségolène, a church located in Metz, France

The image depicts the Église Sainte-Ségolène, a church located in Metz, France. The perspective is a low-angle view looking upward at the church's bell tower and a portion of its adjacent structures under an overcast sky. The central subject is a tall, square, light-brown or beige stone bell tower, exhibiting signs of age and weathering. Its upper section features three prominent arched openings with dark interiors, indicative of bell chambers. These arches are framed by lighter stone and supported by slender columns. The tower is capped by a dark, pyramidal slate roof, culminating in a small, black spired finial topped with a cross. To the left and front of the tower, a lower, rounded section of the church is visible, also constructed from the same light-colored stone. This section features multiple tall, narrow arched windows with dark panes, outlined by lighter, yellowish-beige stone accents. A darker, sloped roof covers this part. To the right of the tower, another segment of the church displays a large, ornate Gothic-style window with intricate stone tracery and dark panes. Below this window, a section of lower wall with smaller, arched openings is partially visible. The overall environment is dominated by a cloudy, grey sky, providing diffused lighting to the scene. No individuals or additional objects are present within the frame.