A high-angle forensic shot captures a prepared meal set on a patterned tablecloth, presumably in Navoiy City, Uzbekistan

A high-angle forensic shot captures a prepared meal set on a patterned tablecloth, presumably in Navoiy City, Uzbekistan. The central subject is a dark blue, round plate with a white geometric motif, containing a large portion of Plov. The Plov consists of light brown rice grains mixed with shredded yellow carrots, dark brown meat chunks (beef or lamb), and lighter, shredded poultry pieces. Several peeled, cooked green garlic cloves and two halves of white boiled eggs (likely quail) are placed atop the Plov. To the upper left of the Plov plate, a traditional Uzbek-style bowl (piyola) with a dark rim and patterned exterior holds a creamy white substance, likely yogurt or sour cream, with a metal spoon resting within it. To the upper right, a smaller blue and white patterned plate contains a pile of pale pink, thinly sliced, ruffled pickled ginger. Partially visible behind these side dishes, a clear vessel holds a translucent red liquid with solid red pieces, consistent with a fruit compote or juice. The entire arrangement is situated on a richly patterned tablecloth, predominantly red and dark green, with intricate floral and geometric designs in various colors. No individuals or active interactions are depicted.