The image depicts an outdoor, low-light street scene in what appears to be a busy commercial or transport area of Nyeri, Kenya, identifiable by the "NOKK SACCO" branding on a vehicle and a background structure

The image depicts an outdoor, low-light street scene in what appears to be a busy commercial or transport area of Nyeri, Kenya, identifiable by the "NOKK SACCO" branding on a vehicle and a background structure. The foreground shows a paved surface. Three individuals are visible. On the left, a person, possibly male, wearing a camouflage-patterned bucket hat and a white t-shirt with a multi-colored logo ("TRUST THE PROCESS, BE THE BEST IN EVERY THING"), stands with his back partially to the camera. This individual is positioned behind a metal grill or roaster, from which two cobs of maize are roasting vertically. To the right of this vendor stands a second individual, female, wearing a long white coat and dark trousers, observing the scene, facing towards the vendor and the maize. Her hair is pulled back. Behind these two individuals, a third person, male, is partially visible, wearing a dark jacket with white sleeves and red trim, appearing to enter or exit a white Toyota Hiace passenger van (matatu) labeled "STAGE SHUTTLE" with a green font. The van's license plate "QF 117D" is partially visible. In front of the vendors, occupying the lower center and right of the frame, is a low table covered with a textured red cloth. Piled on this table are numerous small clothing items, primarily socks, in various colors and patterns. To the left of the table, on the ground, are several green maize cobs, some still in their husks, next to a large, light-colored burlap sack. Another large, dark-colored sack or pile of goods is behind the maize cobs and to the left of the vendor. On the paved ground to the right of the female in the white coat, a single red cloth item is discarded. In the background, beyond the white van, is a darker vehicle and a structure with text, including "KIRASU KIOSK" and further "NOKK SACCO" branding, suggesting a street vendor setup near a public transport stage or market.