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This image displays an interior view of an industrial textile or embroidery workshop in Kandahar, Afghanistan. The primary focus is a large, automated multi-head embroidery machine occupying the left and central foreground. This machine features a wide roll of black fabric, approximately 1.5 to 2 meters in width, covered with repeating gold-colored ornate scroll patterns. Along the left side of the machine, a long row of identical white control units, each with a green indicator light illuminated at the top, suggests the machine is operational. A single male individual is present in the midground, standing to the right of a prominent white structural pillar. He wears a light-colored, possibly tan, long-sleeved shirt and matching trousers. His gaze is directed generally towards the left. To the right of the pillar, in the midground and background, multiple light-colored work tables are visible, some with white fabric and additional smaller embroidery or sewing machines. A yellow plastic bag rests on the floor near these tables. A white folding chair with a green plastic bin underneath or beside it is positioned near the pillar. The workshop walls are painted white, but the lower sections exhibit wear, exposing grey concrete or plaster. A security camera (CCTV) is mounted on the wall near the ceiling, to the left of the pillar. The flooring is a light-colored, unadorned surface. The room is uniformly lit, but the light sources are not depicted.
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