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This image depicts an outdoor pottery workshop in Kandahar, Afghanistan, under clear, direct sunlight. A solitary individual, dressed in a dirt-stained, long-sleeved dark garment and a light-colored, soiled head covering that obscures their face, is bent over, actively working on a large, unfired clay pot section. The person is positioned in the mid-ground, facing downwards into the clay cylinder, holding a small tool in their right hand. The foreground and mid-ground are covered with dry, light-brown earth, upon which numerous cylindrical, unfired clay pot sections are arranged in rows. These sections exhibit a raw, reddish-brown color and textured surfaces from their construction. In the background, additional completed, unfired clay pots of various shapes are visible; some are barrel-shaped, while others are flared, resembling planters, stacked or arranged for drying. An overturned, flat clay disc lies to the left. To the left and behind the working individual, a large, dark-grey tarpaulin or canvas sheet, stretched over makeshift supports including a rough wooden pole, forms a backdrop, possibly providing shade or defining the workspace. A long-handled shovel with a dark spade head is propped against a wooden support post near the tarpaulin's right edge. Beyond the immediate workshop area, in the far background, glimpses of a mesh fence, distant structures, and a green auto-rickshaw with an orange cargo bed are visible under the bright blue sky. Shadows are distinct, indicating midday sun.
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