A large, rectangular, open-top metal skip bin, exhibiting rust and wear on its concrete-colored metallic surface, is positioned on the paved side of a residential street in Cordoba, Argentina

A large, rectangular, open-top metal skip bin, exhibiting rust and wear on its concrete-colored metallic surface, is positioned on the paved side of a residential street in Cordoba, Argentina. The bin is filled with a dense accumulation of brown earth, small rocks, and construction debris. Interspersed within this material are numerous discarded items: multiple translucent and white plastic bags (one containing green plant matter), a white plastic laundry tub with a light blue rim positioned upright, a smaller dark green plastic basin, a white metal paint bucket covered with various colorful labels, a red and white cylindrical object with a hose (possibly a sprayer), a dark green glass bottle (identifiable as Fernet Branca), several small cardboard boxes, a grey plastic cup, and fragments of black plastic sheeting. To the left of the skip bin, a red brick sidewalk runs alongside a narrow strip of green grass, separated from a residential property by a black wrought-iron fence. Behind the fence, a low red-painted wall is visible, with a wooden utility pole standing vertically. To the right and extending into the distance, a grey asphalt street is visible, lined with mature trees. Several vehicles are parked along the street, including a silver SUV on the immediate right. The scene is illuminated by an overcast sky. No individuals are present.