Two individuals are depicted in what appears to be a shaded outdoor area in Doma, Nigeria

Two individuals are depicted in what appears to be a shaded outdoor area in Doma, Nigeria. On the right, an older man with dark skin and a grey beard sits on a wooden bench, wearing a light tan or faded purple long-sleeved tunic (kaftan-style) with dark embroidery on the front and a patterned cap (kufi) in shades of white, orange, and brown. He wears black open-toed sandals and is holding a small, white, cylindrical container in his left hand, with a partially visible label. His gaze is directed slightly downwards and to his left, with a subtle smile. To his left, partially visible, a younger individual sits on a similar wooden bench. This person wears a long-sleeved shirt with a bright green background and a repeating pattern of white and yellow geometric shapes, and blue trousers. The ground beneath them is uneven, light brown dirt. In the background, to the left, there is a woven mat wall made of light brown reeds or bamboo. To the right, behind the older man, a corrugated metal sheet or wall is visible, marked with "136-121" in dark numbers. Behind the younger individual, a stack of large, brownish, irregularly shaped objects, possibly yams, is visible, partially covered by a blue tarp.