stone building partially submerged in water

stone building partially submerged in water. The building appears to be an old church, evidenced by the cross on its roof. The stone walls are weathered and rough, indicating age and exposure to the elements. A small, arched window is visible on the side of the building. The water is a murky green color around the base of the structure, transitioning to a clear blue in the distance. The background features a body of water, a distant shoreline with trees and buildings, and rolling hills under a cloudy sky. The scene suggests a location at the edge of a lake or reservoir. This specific building is identified as the St. John the Baptist Church, a submerged church located in the town of Panicherevo, Bulgaria, which was intentionally flooded in the 1960s to create the Jrebchevo Reservoir.