A male individual is depicted in an outdoor or semi-open structure in Bazar-e Panjva'i, Afghanistan, dedicated to drying grapes

A male individual is depicted in an outdoor or semi-open structure in Bazar-e Panjva'i, Afghanistan, dedicated to drying grapes. The man, with dark hair and a beard, is wearing an olive-colored traditional garment and a dark and gold patterned skullcap. He is bent forward, his gaze directed downwards towards numerous clusters of light green to yellow-green grapes that fill the frame. These grapes are either hanging from wooden crossbeams or resting on elevated racks, forming dense layers. The structure itself is rustic, constructed from rough-hewn wooden poles and horizontal beams, supporting a woven straw or fabric roof that provides dappled shade. The overall scene indicates an active process of grape drying under natural conditions.