The image captures an outdoor cultural performance in Jono, Indonesia, under a large, light-colored fabric canopy tent supported by multiple poles

The image captures an outdoor cultural performance in Jono, Indonesia, under a large, light-colored fabric canopy tent supported by multiple poles. The ground beneath the tent is unpaved, consisting of damp, light-brown soil with numerous puddles and splashes of water. In the immediate foreground, on the damp ground, a dark, elongated object resembling a deceased fish is visible. Approximately fifteen individuals are present. In the midground, a group of performers, predominantly male, are dressed in black t-shirts and pants. Several shirts bear white text and an Indonesian flag patch on the right sleeve. One prominent performer, viewed from the rear, wears a tall, spiky black headpiece. Multiple performers wear traditional patterned sarongs or similar fabrics around their waists over their pants, and their clothing and legs are visibly wet and splattered with mud. At least two performers are holding large, colorful, stylized animal-head props, indicative of a traditional Javanese horse dance. Some performers are barefoot, while others wear dark athletic shoes. In the background, a crowd of spectators is visible. To the left, some individuals are seated on a low structure, observing the performance. To the right, other individuals stand near a decorated area that may serve as a stage or preparation space, with additional elements resembling tables or props. Beyond the tent's structure, residential buildings with light-colored walls and orange-tiled roofs are visible under a bright sky. Sunlight illuminates the scene, casting shadows, particularly from the right side of the frame.