A young adult male, appearing to be in his late teens or early twenties, with short dark hair and wearing round, wire-rimmed glasses, is positioned in the center of the frame, smiling directly at the camera

A young adult male, appearing to be in his late teens or early twenties, with short dark hair and wearing round, wire-rimmed glasses, is positioned in the center of the frame, smiling directly at the camera. He is wearing a dark (likely black or navy) puffer jacket over a light-colored top and light grey trousers. His forearms are resting on a white shelving unit. The scene is an indoor storage area, likely a pharmacy or medical supply facility, consistent with such establishments found in Meknes, Morocco. The background consists of white metal shelves laden with various items. On the top shelf, a large, light brown cardboard box is visible, with its bottom-left corner appearing slightly damaged. Below this, on the next shelf down, are multiple white boxes with green accents and text, suggesting medical or pharmaceutical products. The phrase "CASAQUE STERILE" (Sterile Gown in French) is handwritten in black marker along the front edge of this shelf. Further down, at waist level relative to the subject, a red bottle (possibly a thermos or spray bottle) stands alongside several clear plastic vials or small bottles. Behind these items, additional boxes marked "VAC-SET" (likely referring to vacuum blood collection sets or similar medical disposables) are visible. The lighting is uniform, suggesting overhead indoor illumination. No other individuals are present in the observable scene. The exact location within Meknes is not discernible from specific architectural features or external signage, but the nature of the products and French labeling aligns with a Moroccan medical or retail environment.