The image depicts an outdoor cultural performance or gathering in Jono, Indonesia

The image depicts an outdoor cultural performance or gathering in Jono, Indonesia. The scene is set on a rough, unpaved dirt ground, marked by several visible puddles of water, suggesting recent rain or intentional wetting. Overhead, a large, light-colored canopy, appearing to be constructed from corrugated material or fabric, provides shade and extends across the upper portion of the frame, supported by vertical poles. In the foreground and midground, approximately five young males are prominent, dressed in dark (predominantly black) long-sleeved shirts and trousers. Some wear patterned waist wraps or sarongs. Two central figures are barefoot and are actively engaged with or holding large, flat, woven bamboo or leather horse figures, characteristic of the *Kuda Lumping* (or *Ebeg*) dance, one clearly displaying a horse-like tail. The individual in the immediate foreground, positioned left of center, is walking towards the right, holding their horse prop. The individual to their right stands holding another prop. In the background, various traditional-style brick and stucco buildings with tile roofs are visible. One prominent building features a pillared entrance. Numerous other individuals, estimated to be 20-30, are present in the mid-ground and background, comprising both performers and onlookers. Some spectators are seated on the ground or on elevated surfaces further back. A purple umbrella and various flags are discernible in the distance on the right. Bright daylight illuminates the scene, casting shadows, indicating an outdoor event during daytime. Dark, thin lines, possibly cables, lie on the ground in the lower right corner.