The image captures an active grape processing and drying facility located in Bazar-e Panjva'i, Afghanistan

The image captures an active grape processing and drying facility located in Bazar-e Panjva'i, Afghanistan. The scene is set within a large, open-sided structure covered by a woven canopy of natural fibers, likely straw or reeds, supported by numerous rough wooden poles and crossbeams. Dappled sunlight filters through the canopy, illuminating the dirt ground. In the central foreground, an individual dressed in a dark hooded garment and pink gloves is actively sifting a quantity of light green grapes through a metal sieve, allowing the processed fruit to fall into a large, unpolished silver metal pot positioned directly below. To the immediate left, a black metal pot contains another metal sieve overflowing with similar green grapes. Piles of green grapes are also present on the ground. To the left of the central activity, a young male, likely a teenager, stands facing away from the camera, dressed in a brown traditional shalwar kameez and a light-colored cap, observing the processing. To the far right, a younger male child in a light blue traditional outfit looks towards the right side of the frame, with his right hand near his mouth. Scattered on the ground are various blue and yellow plastic crates, some overturned. Further into the background and midground, multiple individuals are visible performing similar grape processing tasks, surrounded by additional piles of grapes and containers. Along both sides of the covered structure, multi-tiered wooden racks are laden with drying grape bunches, exhibiting a color spectrum from green to a yellowish-amber, indicating a systematic grape drying operation for raisin production. An orange thermos is visible on the ground in the midground.