The image depicts an outdoor, roadside food stall in Mtopanga ward, Kenya, specializing in roasted corn

The image depicts an outdoor, roadside food stall in Mtopanga ward, Kenya, specializing in roasted corn. A rectangular metal grate, approximately 60x40 cm, serves as a cooking surface over a dark cavity containing an unseen heat source. Six ears of corn are present; five rest on the grate, with three exhibiting partial roasting and charring on their visible white and yellow kernels. Two other ears on the grate are partially husked but appear unroasted. An additional unhusked ear stands upright on the far left of the grate. A dark-skinned individual, likely a vendor, is positioned on the right, wearing a lime-green upper garment. Their right hand, adorned with a black and white beaded bracelet, grasps a horizontal wooden support beam. Their left hand extends over the grate, seemingly adjusting an ear of corn. Dark footwear is visible below the stall. A second, largely obscured individual is seated or crouched behind the stall, wearing a light-colored, possibly floral patterned, garment. A bright green plastic plate, a silver metallic bowl, and a white plastic container are visible on the right side of the grate. The immediate ground surrounding the stall is dirt and gravel with sparse weeds and scattered litter, contrasting with grey interlocking paver bricks visible on the left. A corrugated metal structure forms the background on the far right.