A close-up, slightly low-angle photograph captures the head and neck of a bay horse, located at a stable in Estaimpuis, Belgium

A close-up, slightly low-angle photograph captures the head and neck of a bay horse, located at a stable in Estaimpuis, Belgium. The horse features a wide white blaze on its face and a dark black mane, with its ears pricked forward. It is partially covered by a grey and white patterned horse rug. The horse looks directly at the viewer, with its mouth slightly ajar, revealing a pink lower lip. It is positioned in the opening of a dark brown, two-part wooden stable door, with the lower section closed. A small, rectangular, light-colored wooden plaque with illegible writing is fastened to the exterior of the lower stable door. The immediate surroundings of the stable opening are constructed from aged, reddish-brown brickwork, showing dark mortar, wear, and prominent structural cracks above the horse's head. The interior of the stable behind the horse appears dark, with visible wooden ceiling beams. To the right of the horse, in the background, another brick building with an orange terracotta-tiled roof and a large arched opening is visible under an overcast sky, indicating an agricultural or equestrian complex within Estaimpuis.