This image depicts a woman seated on a fallen log, peeling cassava roots in what appears to be an agricultural area near Kafanchan A, Nigeria

This image depicts a woman seated on a fallen log, peeling cassava roots in what appears to be an agricultural area near Kafanchan A, Nigeria. The subject is an adult Black female, positioned centrally, looking down intently at her task. She wears a light-colored, possibly white or off-white, short-sleeved t-shirt with dark trim at the collar and sleeves, a long dark brown or maroon skirt, and a light pink or beige knit cap. Her feet are clad in dark, sock-like footwear with white straps, possibly homemade sandals. Her hands are actively engaged in peeling a white cassava root with a small, metallic peeler or knife held in her right hand. To her left, resting against the log, is a dark-handled shovel with a light-colored spade head. Beside the shovel is a white tote bag with colorful designs, and a dark patterned cloth or blanket is partially visible on top of it. In front of the woman, a pile of unpeeled, brownish cassava roots lies on the ground. Immediately below her hands, a significant accumulation of white cassava peels is scattered on the dirt. The environment is rural, characterized by lush green foliage in the background, including tall, leafy plants consistent with maize or corn stalks. The ground is dry, exposed earth with some sparse vegetation. The scene suggests a manual agricultural process taking place outdoors.