This image depicts a rustic fruit stand in Gawuna, Nigeria

This image depicts a rustic fruit stand in Gawuna, Nigeria. The stand is constructed from weathered wooden planks and posts, supporting a corrugated metal roof with visible rust. Behind the counter, an adult male, dressed in a blue tunic with light embroidery, is positioned slightly right of center. He is engaged in peeling or preparing a piece of fruit with both hands, looking down at his task. A second individual, wearing a white garment and head covering, is partially visible in the background on the far right. The stand displays a variety of fresh produce. On the left, large green melons are stacked, with smaller light green fruits (possibly apples or small melons) contained within a green plastic crate above them. Pineapples are visible on a shelf in the upper left background. Several bunches of green bananas hang from the stand's wooden structure. Piles of oranges or tangerines, varying in color from yellow to orange, are arranged on the counter and in the background. On the front counter, numerous slices and wedges of red-fleshed watermelon are prominently displayed, some with visible seeds, arranged on a corrugated metal surface. Adjacent to these are piles of light pink or orange peeled fruit slices, possibly guava or another type of melon. Yellow fruit slices are also present on a dark surface on the left side of the counter. Papayas or similar orange-skinned fruits are visible on a shelf in the central background. The ground in front of the stand is composed of dirt and scattered stones. The overall scene suggests an active outdoor market setting during daylight hours.