A wide-angle, low-angle photograph captures the Church of Saints Olha and Elizabeth (also known as St

A wide-angle, low-angle photograph captures the Church of Saints Olha and Elizabeth (also known as St. Elisabeth's Church) in Lviv, Ukraine, under a bright blue sky with scattered white clouds. The neo-Gothic church dominates the frame, featuring dark red-brown brickwork with lighter stone accents, multiple pointed spires topped with crosses, and steep, verdigris-green roofs. Ornate arched windows and a large circular rose window on the main facade are visible. In the foreground, a city street runs horizontally across the bottom, marked with a white pedestrian crosswalk. Overhead, a dense network of black electrical wires, likely for trolleybuses, crisscrosses the sky, partially obscuring the church's upper spires. A circular, flat street lamp is suspended from these wires on the right side. Several individuals are present on the street level. A man wearing a black shirt and blue jeans, holding a white object, walks from left to right on the crosswalk, seemingly looking down at a mobile phone. Another man in a light green shirt and dark pants walks on the sidewalk further left. Closer to the church's base, behind a low black ornate metal fence and a strip of greenery with flowers, two individuals are visible on the sidewalk. On the far right, a partial view of a young man's face, looking directly towards the camera, is present in the lower corner of the frame. A traffic light pole with a red pedestrian signal is visible on the left side of the street. The environment suggests an urban setting on a clear day.