The image shows the lower Īvande waterfall in winter, with the flowing water partially frozen beneath thick layers of ice. The waterfall edge is shaped by uneven ice formations that extend down into a frozen riverbed below.

The surrounding landscape is calm and subdued, with snow-covered banks and leafless trees in the background. The contrast between pale ice, snow, and darker rock surfaces enhances the wintry atmosphere of the scene.

This view highlights the slow transformation of moving water into solid forms during winter, preserving the recognizable structure of the waterfall while presenting it in a quiet, frozen state.