The image captures the Minde windmill ruins from a low and tilted angle, emphasizing the relief and steepness of its conical stone masonry. The facade of the ancient structure is covered with rough, crumbled plaster, in which fieldstones of various sizes and cracks are clearly discernible. From the upper section on the right side of the masonry, a small birch tree with green leaves has grown horizontally, adding a natural element to the ruin.

In the foreground and at the base of the structure, there is a massive pile of fieldstones and debris grown over with dry, yellowish grass and green plants. Bright green bushes have grown right at the base of the masonry and on the right side, partially obscuring the lower part of the structure and forming a transition to the adjacent woodland.

Dense tree crowns are visible in the background on the right, while a bush with green leaves and red fruits stands out near the base of the masonry on the left. The background behind the ruins is filled with a completely clear and light blue, cloudless sky, enhancing the sunny day atmosphere.