This image captures an architectural view of the Church of the Transfiguration (Преображенська церква) in Lviv, Ukraine, viewed from an oblique angle

This image captures an architectural view of the Church of the Transfiguration (Преображенська церква) in Lviv, Ukraine, viewed from an oblique angle. The central subject is the church's bell tower, constructed of light-toned stone with visible weathering. The tower features several tiers, including arched openings with horizontal louvers, culminating in a dark, multi-domed cupola topped with a gold-colored cross and a smaller golden sphere. In the foreground, to the right and partially obscuring the lower section of the church tower, stands a two-story building with a weathered grey facade, exhibiting areas of peeling plaster and exposed aggregate. This building features a decorative curvilinear pediment above its ground floor, adorned with an ornate crest or relief. Multiple rectangular windows with dark brown frames are visible. A rusty metal downspout runs vertically along the far right side of this foreground building. The sky overhead is uniformly overcast and light grey. Multiple dark, thin utility wires crisscross the frame, with a visible cluster of insulators present on the left side. No individuals are visible within the depicted scene.