The image displays the upper section of the main south tower spire of St

The image displays the upper section of the main south tower spire of St. Vitus Cathedral in Praha 1, Czechia, set against a clear blue sky with minimal cloud cover. The spire exhibits a verdigris green patina, indicative of oxidized copper or bronze, and tapers sharply upwards. It is crowned by a golden orb supporting an elaborate, dark metal cross finial. The spire's structure is detailed with numerous crockets along its edges and features an openwork belfry section below, characterized by pointed arches with tracery, within which dark bell-like objects are partially visible. Gargoyle figures protrude from the belfry's corners. Portions of two steeply pitched roofs belonging to the cathedral are present in the lower frame, covered with dark grey tiles arranged in a geometric diamond pattern. Decorative finials adorn the ridgelines of these roofs. The left roof section is partially illuminated by direct sunlight, while the right section is predominantly in shadow. A small, dark, unidentified airborne object is observed in the sky to the left of the spire. No people, discernible actions, or interactions are visible.