The image depicts the exterior of the Iglesia de San Juan de Dios in Mérida, Mexico, observed from a slightly elevated street level under an overcast sky

The image depicts the exterior of the Iglesia de San Juan de Dios in Mérida, Mexico, observed from a slightly elevated street level under an overcast sky. The church features a faded yellow plaster facade with visible signs of weathering and peeling paint. It has two prominent pyramidal bell towers; the left tower contains an open archway, and the right tower is topped with a metal cross. A large, arched wooden main entrance is centrally located, framed by an ornate Baroque-style stone portal with pilasters and a pediment. Two rectangular windows with grates are situated above the entrance. Faint Latin inscriptions are visible along the frieze near the roofline. In the foreground on the left, a blue rectangular sign on a dark grey pole displays a white pictogram of a pedestrian alongside an open car door, signifying a drop-off or pick-up area. A low, rough-hewn stone wall spans the width of the lower image. Various green foliage is present, including a tall, slender palm tree trunk on the right, partially obscuring the church's right side. Trimmed green shrubs are planted along the base of the church, featuring a small, cross-shaped topiary directly in front of the main door and a larger, stylized topiary resembling a figure or a 'P' on the far right wall. No individuals or explicit actions are visible within the frame.