The image portrays an indoor grape processing or storage facility in Bazar-e Panjva'i, Afghanistan

The image portrays an indoor grape processing or storage facility in Bazar-e Panjva'i, Afghanistan. Three adult males are observed sitting on a dirt floor amidst large piles of pale green to yellow grapes. In the foreground on the right, a man wearing a dark baseball cap and a grey traditional Afghan garment holds small clusters of grapes in both hands, appearing to sort or trim them, with a white plastic crate positioned in front of him. To his left, another man with a dark beard and a traditional cap sits holding grapes, looking directly towards the viewer. In the background on the left, a third man, partially obscured and wearing a patterned headscarf, is also engaged with the grapes. Numerous white plastic crates, some filled with grapes, are scattered around the work area. Behind the individuals, an extensive wooden scaffolding structure is visible, from which hundreds of grape clusters hang, indicating a drying or storage process. Sunlight illuminates the scene from above.