The image captures a close-up section of the conical stone masonry of the historic Minde windmill, highlighting a large, low arched entrance at the base of the building. The top and sides of the arch are constructed from red bricks that have partially crumbled over time, exposing a rough texture of stones and mortar. The interior of the entrance is in complete darkness, creating a deep and contrasting shadow.

Above the main entrance, another smaller rectangular window or door opening is built into the wall, partially closed with an old, weathered wooden board structure. Red brick trim and crumbled light gray plaster are discernible around this upper opening, covering most of the massive, sloped windmill wall.

In the foreground on the right and along the edge of the masonry, a lush European rowan (Sorbus aucuparia) has grown, featuring bright green leaves and red berry clusters that partially obscure the view of the historic structure. Other green herbaceous plants and bushes are visible at the base of the entrance and on the left, while a completely clear, blue sky stands out at the top of the background.