The image displays the Church of the Savior (Spasskaya Church) in Irkutsk, Russia, captured at night during winter

The image displays the Church of the Savior (Spasskaya Church) in Irkutsk, Russia, captured at night during winter. The primary subject is the white church building, which features two golden domes; the larger, central dome is topped with a golden Orthodox cross. The church is brightly illuminated by upward-facing artificial lights, highlighting its architectural details, including vertical architectural features and a decorative light string outlining a section of its roofline. In the foreground, the ground is covered in white snow, with faint pathways visible. Two evergreen trees are present, adorned with electric lights: one on the far left with blue lights, and a central tree displaying multi-colored lights (red, green, blue, yellow). To the right of the church, a dense cluster of bare deciduous trees, likely birches, stand tall, some with small lights strung between their branches further in the background. A large, greyish, rectangular object, possibly a stone block or bench, is partially buried in the snow on the far right. The sky is dark, with a prominent light beam emanating from the upper right quadrant of the frame. No individuals are visible.