A close-up, eye-level photograph shows an individual's light-skinned hand holding a fan of at least ten new-series United States one-hundred dollar bills

A close-up, eye-level photograph shows an individual's light-skinned hand holding a fan of at least ten new-series United States one-hundred dollar bills. The bills display Benjamin Franklin's portrait on the obverse, with visible blue security ribbons and color-shifting ink. Partial serial numbers such as PJ54007, PC 369320, and MD 3354 are discernible. In the blurred background, another person is partially visible, wearing an olive green or lime green collared shirt. To their right, a white sign or surface bears red Arabic script, clearly displaying "التعامل" (Al-Ta'amul), meaning "Dealing" or "Transaction." Further into the background, out-of-focus objects include a blue and white patterned container and a golden, ornate decorative item, possibly a lamp, resting on a white shelf. The scene depicts an indoor commercial environment, likely a shop or an office where financial transactions occur, located in Barza Municipality, Syria.