An elevated, wide-angle night view depicts the city of Obernai, France, under a dark, possibly overcast, sky

An elevated, wide-angle night view depicts the city of Obernai, France, under a dark, possibly overcast, sky. The scene is illuminated primarily by artificial lights emanating from urban structures. In the mid-ground, slightly to the left of the central axis, stands the Church of Saints Peter and Paul, identifiable by its two prominent, slender spires. These spires are illuminated with warm white light, while sections of their lower portions and the church facade exhibit a magenta or purple luminescence. To the right of the church, further into the mid-ground, the Kappelturm (Capitular Tower) rises, characterized by its distinctive pointed roof and illuminated with a warm yellow-orange light. The urban landscape beneath and between these landmarks consists of numerous buildings, predominantly dark, with scattered windows revealing internal illumination. Streetlights and other public lighting sources are visible as multiple points of white and yellow light across the town, extending into the distance. The immediate foreground is darker, suggesting a vegetated area or hillside from which the photograph was taken, with some faint dark outlines of foliage. In the far background, silhouetted against the dark horizon, the indistinct forms of distant mountains or hills are discernible. No individuals or specific actions are visible within the frame.