A wide, low-angle shot captures a grand, white, multi-turreted castle structure situated on a grassy hill under a cloudy sky. The castle exhibits neo-Gothic architectural elements, with numerous pointed arch windows and decorative crenellations on its towers. A white, ornate fence with evenly spaced pillars runs along the base of the hill, separating the castle grounds from the foreground. A manicured lawn with decorative shrubbery and lampposts is visible behind the fence. Several individuals are scattered on the stairs leading up to the castle and walking on the grounds, suggesting the location is open to visitors. In the foreground, a well-maintained grassy field extends towards the viewer, with a paved path bordering the lower edge of the frame. The overall impression is that of a historic, well-preserved landmark in a park-like setting. The castle is the Koźlakow Palace, located in the village of Ivyanets, within the Valozhyn District of the Minsk Region, Belarus. The coordinates for this location are 53°53'28.8"N 26°43'25.2"E.

A line of cars are parked or stopped on a paved surface in front of a landscaped area with white posts and trees. The sky is overcast. A speed limit sign showing "60" is visible on the left. License plates on the cars suggest they are from Belarus.

The image depicts a wooden house with a thatched roof and two chimneys, located in Квасевіцкі сельскі Савет, Belarus. In front of the house, a red car is parked on the left side. Several individuals are present on the lawn, including one person walking a dog and another person standing near the entrance. The environment is a grassy area with a paved walkway in the foreground. The sky is overcast.