In Nakhonay, Afghanistan, three young males are depicted walking in succession from left to right along a weathered brick wall

In Nakhonay, Afghanistan, three young males are depicted walking in succession from left to right along a weathered brick wall. The wall, composed of horizontal courses of light brown or tan bricks, extends across the upper two-thirds of the frame, resting on a lower grey concrete or stucco base that features a dark circular opening towards the center-right. From left to right: 1. A young boy wears a dark purple or deep blue traditional Afghan tunic and pants (shalwar kameez) and a black and white patterned Kufi-style cap. He holds a light grey folded cloth or garment in his left hand. 2. A male, appearing slightly older, wears a light blue traditional Afghan tunic and pants and carries a black backpack on his back. 3. A male, similar in age to the second, wears a dark brown or khaki traditional Afghan tunic and pants and carries a bright blue backpack on his back. He wears a light-colored, intricately patterned Kufi-style cap. His right hand is slightly extended forward. All three individuals are in motion, walking towards the right side of the frame, with their heads angled generally downwards. The scene is illuminated by direct daylight, casting subtle shadows.