This image presents a detailed, head-and-torso portrait of a young adult male in an outdoor grape-drying facility located in Bazar-e Panjva'i, Afghanistan

This image presents a detailed, head-and-torso portrait of a young adult male in an outdoor grape-drying facility located in Bazar-e Panjva'i, Afghanistan. The individual, centered in the frame, has dark, wavy hair, a full beard, and light-colored eyes, directly facing the viewer with a neutral expression. He wears a dark, patterned cap and a light beige or off-white long-sleeved garment, possibly a tunic. Two necklaces are visible around his neck: a shorter, yellow-beaded strand and a longer, thin silver-toned chain. The background is dominated by a dense arrangement of light green to yellowish-brown grape bunches, suspended from a rudimentary wooden scaffold system constructed from rough-hewn poles and crossbeams, some secured with black ties. This structure indicates a manual raisin drying operation. The ground visible in the lower left and right corners consists of dry, light-colored earth or sand, with scattered debris. A folded tan fabric object is situated to the lower left of the individual, and part of a white sack is visible in the lower right. The scene is brightly illuminated by natural daylight. No active interaction between the subject and the environment or other individuals is depicted beyond the direct gaze at the camera.