The image is a monochrome photograph of a stylized graphite or charcoal drawing, associated with the location of Quetta City Tehsil, Pakistan

The image is a monochrome photograph of a stylized graphite or charcoal drawing, associated with the location of Quetta City Tehsil, Pakistan. The primary subject of the drawing is a juvenile duck, commonly referred to as a duckling, rendered in varying shades of grey with feathered textures. The duckling is depicted in an upright, slightly angled pose, facing towards the viewer's right, with its left eye prominently visible. Its small, rounded head is atop a proportionally long neck, leading to a plump body. The most notable detail is the duckling's lower half, which is positioned within two dark-toned, boot-like objects resembling rain boots or wellington boots. These boots are depicted with a simple, solid form and minimal detail. The environment within the drawing is sparse, featuring faint, subtle indications of ground or grass lines beneath and around the boots, against a plain, light grey background. No human subjects are present. The photograph itself exhibits slight digital noise and uneven lighting, suggesting it was captured handheld, possibly indoors. A faint dark vertical line is visible along the left edge of the frame, indicating the boundary of the original drawing or its mount.