The image depicts the Hôtel de Ville (Town Hall) in Obernai, France, specifically focusing on its Renaissance-style facade and adjacent tower

The image depicts the Hôtel de Ville (Town Hall) in Obernai, France, specifically focusing on its Renaissance-style facade and adjacent tower. The primary structure features an orange-hued facade with decorative stone elements. To the left, a slender, dark-stoned tower with a pointed spire rises, displaying a clock face (hands indiscernible) on its lower section. The main facade is vertically stratified by horizontal decorative friezes in beige and pink/red tones. Multiple windows with stone frames and glass panes are visible across two upper levels; some are rectangular, others have pointed arched tops. Centrally positioned on the second level is a prominent, ornate oriel window, richly carved, with multiple glass panes, one of which shows a blue reflection or object. Above the main facade, an elaborate cornice leads to a pitched roof featuring a smaller, classical-style structure with an arched window. On the ground floor, two large arched openings are fitted with black metal grilles and glass. Above the left opening, the word "ARCHIVES" is inscribed, and a planter with red flowers sits below the window. Above the right opening, "CORPS DE GARDE" is inscribed. Centered below the oriel window are two framed display boards exhibiting black and white images. The very bottom of the frame shows a dark, reflective surface, possibly part of a vehicle or street-level element. The sky above is overcast with diffuse clouds. No individuals are present in the scene.