The image displays a forensic overhead view of a photographic darkroom setup, specifically the final washing stage

The image displays a forensic overhead view of a photographic darkroom setup, specifically the final washing stage. A rectangular, off-white plastic tray, partially filled with clear water, is positioned centrally. Printed in black uppercase letters along the top edge of the tray is "IMPRESIONES FINALES" (FINAL PRINTS), and along the bottom edge, "LAVADO FINAL" (FINAL WASH). Within the clear water, two black-and-white photographic prints are floating. The more prominent print on the left is a portrait of a young individual with curly hair, looking directly at the viewer. This print exhibits a distinct horizontal dark band across its mid-section. To the right, a second black-and-white print, partially submerged and angled, shows a fragment of another individual's face, also featuring curly hair, seemingly looking upwards. The tray's base has a molded "HANSA" logo within a central circular depression, surrounded by raised structural lines. To the immediate left, a portion of an empty light blue plastic tray is visible. The background suggests a utilitarian, possibly metallic or tiled, surface. The scene depicts the concluding phase of analog photo processing, consistent with a darkroom facility in Mexico City, Mexico.