The image captures the illuminated west facade of Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Strasbourg, located in Strasbourg, France, at night

The image captures the illuminated west facade of Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Strasbourg, located in Strasbourg, France, at night. The environment is dark, with the Gothic cathedral facade serving as the primary subject, bathed in vibrant projected light. The stone structure is predominantly illuminated with magenta and purple hues on the lower and central sections, transitioning to blue and cyan tones on the upper parts and in some recessed areas. A large, circular rose window is centrally positioned in the upper half of the facade, brightly illuminated with warm yellow and orange light, contrasting with the surrounding cool colors. Below the rose window, three deeply recessed and intricately carved arched portals are visible at the base of the facade. The central portal is the most prominent. The entire facade exhibits extensive Gothic detailing, including numerous niches, pinnacles, statues (indistinct due to lighting), and tall, narrow windows. At the very bottom of the frame, several indistinct human figures are visible as dark silhouettes against the illuminated base of the cathedral. These individuals appear to be stationary, observing the light display projected onto the building. No specific actions or interactions among the figures are discernible.