The image depicts an outdoor metalworking scene in Karanga, Tanzania

The image depicts an outdoor metalworking scene in Karanga, Tanzania. Two animal sculptures, fabricated from welded scrap metal, occupy the foreground on a dry, unpaved ground surface. The sculpture on the left portrays a quadruped animal, possibly a donkey or gazelle, characterized by prominent ears or horns. Its body is composed of diverse dark metallic components, including a ribbed grill section and a partially visible, light-blue interior within a large, repurposed metal container forming part of its torso. The sculpture on the right represents a warthog, distinguished by forward-curving tusks and a robust body. A significant portion of its torso is formed by a light-pink, cylindrical metal object, likely a repurposed gas cylinder, with black markings. A dark, ridged metal rod extends vertically from its upper back. In the upper right quadrant, the lower legs of an individual wearing light-colored shorts and yellow sandals are visible. A yellow coiled cable and a black hose are situated on the ground near their feet. Behind the person, various metal scraps and tools are scattered. The ground consists of compacted light brown earth with scattered rocks and darker soil patches. A red plastic cap is visible in the lower-left corner of the frame.