This is a low-angle, front-facing photographic documentation of Église Saint-Laurent (Saint Lawrence Church) located in Holtzheim, France

This is a low-angle, front-facing photographic documentation of Église Saint-Laurent (Saint Lawrence Church) located in Holtzheim, France. The primary subject is the church building, constructed with light-colored stucco walls complemented by dark brown stone block accents at corners, arches, and decorative elements. The church features a prominent central tower culminating in a tall, pointed, dark grey spire topped by a cross and a weathervane. Below the spire, the tower displays a round, golden clock face and a belfry section with two tall, arched openings. The main facade presents a large, pointed Gothic archway serving as the primary entrance, secured by dark metal gates. Above this archway, a stone cross is positioned, surmounted by a statue of a saint within a recessed, arched niche. Smaller, arched wooden doors are located on the left and right sides of the main entrance. Circular rose windows are visible on the upper sections of the facade's side walls. The rooflines of the main body of the church feature distinct stepped gables. In the immediate foreground, parts of open red/maroon metal gates with decorative gold spiked finials are visible on both the left and right, partially obscuring the view. The ground leading to the church entrance is paved with light-colored stones. The sky above is overcast with grey clouds, though some patches of lighter blue sky are visible on the right side. Overhead, thin utility lines traverse the frame. A dark green conifer tree is partially visible behind the right gate. The scene is static, with no people or dynamic actions depicted.