The image displays a detailed view of the Čertovka (Devil's Channel) at the Grand Priory Mill in Malá Strana, Prague, Czechia, under overcast conditions

The image displays a detailed view of the Čertovka (Devil's Channel) at the Grand Priory Mill in Malá Strana, Prague, Czechia, under overcast conditions. A large, dark wooden water wheel occupies the left side of the frame, partially obscured. Extending from the wheel's base along the channel is a weathered wooden boardwalk. Positioned on the edge of this boardwalk, facing the channel, is a dark green statue identified as Vodník (a water goblin), appearing to be seated on a tree stump. The narrow Čertovka channel flows from the foreground towards the background, its surface marked by ripples. On the left bank, behind the water wheel, a tall, light-colored building with multiple windows is visible. Across the channel, on the right bank, stands a multi-story, pale yellow building with a series of rectangular windows, terminating in a red-tiled roof in the background. A smaller, light blue structure is visible between the buildings on the left and the pale yellow building. The far right bank of the channel is densely lined with green trees and foliage. The sky above is uniformly bright grey, indicating an overcast day.