This image depicts an apiary situated on arid, rocky ground in Nakhonay, Afghanistan

This image depicts an apiary situated on arid, rocky ground in Nakhonay, Afghanistan. Approximately fifty to seventy wooden beehives are scattered across the foreground and mid-ground. These hives are rectangular, constructed from wood, and exhibit varying states of wear and discoloration; some are painted faded blue or pale green, while others are weathered natural wood. Many feature rough wooden lids, some of which are secured by small rocks or debris. Tattered cloth or plastic sheeting is draped over or around several hives, appearing as insulation or protective coverings. In the mid-ground, a large, light-colored canvas structure, resembling a partially collapsed or loosely pitched tent, is prominent. The background reveals an extensive array of ground-mounted solar panels, with sparse, bare trees visible behind them. A rugged, barren mountainous landscape forms the distant horizon under a pale, hazy sky. On the far right of the frame, a weathered concrete pillar or wall remnant stands vertically. Small, dark specks, consistent with flying insects or birds, are observed in the air above the apiary. No human figures are present within the scene.