The image shows the ruins of the Minde windmill, captured from a low angle as it rises above the surrounding vegetation. The massive, conical structure is built of fieldstones and covered with dark gray plaster that has crumbled over time. Three window openings with red brick fragments are arranged in a vertical line on the building's facade, and small birch trees have taken root and grow green at the very top of the masonry.

In the foreground and around the base of the windmill, various trees and bushes have grown. In the center, a lush European rowan (Sorbus aucuparia) stands out with green leaves and numerous red berry clusters. On both sides of it, other deciduous trees with light green foliage are visible, partially obscuring the lower part of the historic building and its stone foundations.

The background behind the historic site consists of a clear, blue sky with a few small, scattered wisps of clouds on the right. Sunlight illuminates the right side of the windmill and the trees in front, creating distinct shadows on the masonry surface and highlighting the contrast between nature and architecture.