The image displays the illuminated facade of the Église protestante Saint-Guillaume (Saint William's Protestant Church) in Strasbourg, France, at night

The image displays the illuminated facade of the Église protestante Saint-Guillaume (Saint William's Protestant Church) in Strasbourg, France, at night. The view is an upward angle, encompassing the lower part of the spire and the upper section of the church's main wall. The church's exterior is predominantly white plaster, contrasting with reddish-brown trim around windows and the roofline. A central clock tower features a circular clock face with dark numerals, positioned above two rectangular, dark-recessed windows. Below these, two small, triangular decorative recesses are visible. The lower section of the visible facade presents three tall, pointed-arch windows with dark, intricate tracery. Mounted on the wall between the two rightmost pointed-arch windows, a white fixture holds three flags on poles angled upwards. From left to right: the first flag is white with dark text that includes "Shalom Corps" and "STRASBOURG"; the second is also white with dark text, partially legible as "COMMUNI... TALMUD"; and the third is a six-stripe rainbow flag. Artificial lighting from below casts distinct, elongated shadows of the flags and other architectural features onto the white wall. The sky above is uniformly dark. No people are present in the scene.