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This image captures an outdoor pottery production or drying area under a bright, clear sky, consistent with the arid environment of Kandahar, Afghanistan. In the center-right, a person is visible from the back, wearing traditional light-colored, loose-fitting attire, possibly a shalwar kameez. They appear to be standing or bending amidst numerous unfired clay pots, suggesting they are working with or inspecting the pottery. The ground is unpaved, dusty, and extensively covered with various ceramic items. These include stacks of pots, rows of jars, and individual pieces of different shapes and sizes, all in an unglazed or drying state. In the immediate foreground, to the right, a large, dark-colored, shallow basin contains a light-colored liquid, likely slip or glaze for the pottery, or water for mixing. A yellow plastic jerrycan rests on the ground nearby. In the background, several brick or concrete buildings are visible, some appearing functional or industrial. On the roof of one building, small solar panels are installed, indicating some modern infrastructure. A slender pole or antenna stands tall in the mid-ground. The strong, direct sunlight creates crisp, relatively short shadows, indicating it is likely midday or early afternoon. The sky is a uniform, clear blue, without clouds. The overall scene reflects a traditional craft in an outdoor, working environment. No visible text is present in the image.
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