The image presents an overhead view of a makeshift retail display on an unpaved, dirt surface in Adankolo, Nigeria

The image presents an overhead view of a makeshift retail display on an unpaved, dirt surface in Adankolo, Nigeria. The central subject is a rectangular display tray, likely constructed from cardboard or wood, divided into numerous compartments. These compartments contain approximately 30-40 small, packaged items, primarily rectangular boxes labeled "Almas Perfumes" and "Al Kauder" in various colors including light blue, silver, purple, pink, black, and brown. Among these are several round white jars, small colorful circular containers with ridged caps (gold, light blue, white), a rolled-up striped fabric item (pink, grey, white), a dark brown spherical object, a pink cylindrical object, and a dark blue or black cylindrical object. A red-wrapped item is situated on the left side of the display. An open, white-framed, hinged compartment or flap, revealing a red and black checkered fabric lining, extends from the right side of the main display. Parts of three individuals are visible around the display: a person's lower left leg in blue trousers and a dark brown sandal is in the upper left, another person's lower right leg in a white flip-flop is in the upper right, and the legs of a third person, wearing black trousers over blue jeans, are at the bottom of the frame, indicating the vantage point of the photographer. The ground is characterized by uneven dirt with scattered small stones and debris, including cigarette butts.