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A mid-day, eye-level photograph captures the cluttered facade and interior of an open-fronted hardware and household goods shop in Kandahar, Afghanistan. The shop's entrance is densely packed with merchandise. A blue banner depicting various tools and household items spans the top of the shop opening. Two adult males are visible. On the far left, a man's head and shoulder are partially seen, his gaze directed into the shop. To the right of the frame's center, a bearded man, wearing a grey shirt with black long sleeves, stands behind a counter. He faces right, looking down at items on the counter, with his right arm visible. The counter in the foreground is covered with numerous bottles and tubes of cleaning supplies, sprays, and sealants in various colors, including prominent yellow, green, blue, and red containers, some labeled "PARAFRAP" or "BAZIL." Orange and green plastic gloves hang near the counter. In the immediate foreground to the right, a white metal two-tiered display rack is partially visible. Above and around the counter, a vast assortment of new merchandise is hung or displayed. This includes multiple red plungers, various types of brushes (e.g., scrub brushes, bottle brushes), brooms with blue and green bristles, and packaged hand tools such as pliers and wrenches. A white plastic mop head hangs on the right side. Overhead, a white ceiling fan and a suspended white LED light bulb are visible. The shop appears to be actively open for business.
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