A low-light, close-up photograph captured in Kidapawan, Philippines, depicts a rudimentary cooking or heating setup

A low-light, close-up photograph captured in Kidapawan, Philippines, depicts a rudimentary cooking or heating setup. The central subject is a fire contained within a makeshift stove constructed from dark, rough-hewn slabs, likely concrete or stone. Bright orange and yellow flames are visible emanating from a lower opening in the stove, where several wooden logs or sticks are actively burning as fuel. Above this primary fire, a dark horizontal slab features a roughly circular opening, approximately 10-15 cm in diameter, through which a distinct, upward-flickering flame or glow is visible. The immediate environment surrounding the stove is dark and appears to be an uneven surface, possibly earth or ground, with scattered debris. In the lower-left foreground, a portion of a hand, potentially gloved, is visible. In the lower-right foreground, a segment of a blue object with yellow markings is present. The background is predominantly dark, with faint, distant light sources visible in the upper-left quadrant, suggesting a nighttime or low-light setting. No other individuals are discernible.