The scene depicts a dense patch of Tithonia diversifolia (Mexican sunflower) plants in an outdoor environment within the city of Embu, Kenya

The scene depicts a dense patch of Tithonia diversifolia (Mexican sunflower) plants in an outdoor environment within the city of Embu, Kenya. Multiple yellow flowers are in various stages of bloom and decline. A prominent, fully open flower with vibrant yellow petals and a textured, golden-yellow central disc is positioned in the lower-left foreground, slightly out of sharp focus. Another similarly bloomed flower is visible in the upper-right midground. Several other yellow flowers, some appearing as buds and others as faded seed heads, are distributed throughout the lower and mid-sections of the frame. The plants feature robust green stems and large, deeply lobed green leaves, some of which exhibit minor perforations consistent with insect damage. The background consists of intertwined green foliage, additional plant matter, and dried brown vegetation, suggesting an overgrown or naturalized area. A dark-colored barbed wire segment is visible in the lower-right, partially obscured by the plants. A faint, reddish-toned structure is discernable in the far upper-right background. The scene is illuminated by natural daylight.