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The image displays the Church of St. John the Baptist (Crkva Sv. Ivana Krstitelja) located in Nova Ves, City of Zagreb, Croatia, at night. The perspective is a low-angle upward view of the church's cream-colored facade and its clock tower against a dark indigo-blue sky. The prominent tower features two visible clock faces with black Roman numerals and hands. Above the clock section, a dark, pointed spire culminates in a finial topped with a cross. Below the clock tower, a circular window is present. Immediately beneath this round window, a faded decorative crest or coat of arms is visible, flanked by ornate architectural corbels. A tall, arched window with a dark frame is situated on the lower part of the church's facade. The building's exterior exhibits architectural details including cornices and small, recessed rectangular openings. A thin, dark utility line extends horizontally across the lower-middle portion of the image, partially obscuring the church. The night sky in the upper left quadrant features a bright, near-full moon. A distinct, bright non-stellar object, possibly a planet, is visible slightly above and to the right of the moon. Several faint stars are discernible across the dark blue sky. The church's facade is illuminated by artificial lights from below, casting a warm yellow glow that contrasts with the natural cool tones of the nocturnal sky. No individuals or specific actions are depicted within the scene.
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