Three men are observed engaging in grape processing activities under a shaded structure in Bazar-e Panjva'i, Afghanistan

Three men are observed engaging in grape processing activities under a shaded structure in Bazar-e Panjva'i, Afghanistan. The scene is illuminated by dappled sunlight filtering through an overhead canopy of foliage, likely grapevines, supported by wooden poles and beams. On the left, an elderly man with a prominent white beard and wearing a light brown shalwar kameez, squats on the bare earth, handling a small cluster of light green grapes with both hands. Adjacent to him is a black plastic crate containing sorted grapes and organic matter. In the center, a man with a dark beard, also in light brown attire and wearing a white patterned cap, is crouched, focused on grapes scattered on the ground. To the right, a younger man with a dark beard and curly hair, dressed in a light grey shalwar kameez and a dark patterned cap, is actively separating grapes from a large pile of light green grapes directly in front of him, depositing them into a second black plastic crate. In the background, a silver kettle is positioned on a small gas stove or stand. Adjacent to it, a large blue water cooler with a red cup on top is visible. Other background elements include a dark red jerrycan, a colorful woven textile, and white sacks. Further back, elevated wooden structures appear to hold more grapes, suggesting a broader grape drying or storage operation. The ground throughout the workspace is dry, bare earth.