The image displays an array of approximately six rectangular wooden structures, consistent with beehives, arranged on two distinct horizontal shelves within a larger wooden framework in Ivato, Madagascar

The image displays an array of approximately six rectangular wooden structures, consistent with beehives, arranged on two distinct horizontal shelves within a larger wooden framework in Ivato, Madagascar. These structures are fabricated from light-colored, weathered wood, exhibiting visible nails, surface wear, and some discoloration. Each box features at least one small, dark, rectangular opening, and the foremost box on the right side has a partially torn piece of light-colored paper, possibly a label, with an irregular orange-brown stain on its front surface. The shelving unit itself is constructed from unfinished wooden planks and beams, positioned against a pale-colored wall. In the mid-ground, a reddish-brown building and minimal green foliage are visible to the left. The lower foreground includes a horizontal, grey, trough-like channel, possibly a gutter, and cylindrical objects beneath the shelves. No individuals are present, and no active interactions are depicted. The scene suggests a utilitarian, outdoor or semi-enclosed storage or operational area, under ambient, diffused lighting.