In Bondeni, Tanzania, an outdoor market scene displays approximately 150 fresh fish arranged on a white, coarse-woven sack with red patterned stitching, laid directly on compacted dirt ground

In Bondeni, Tanzania, an outdoor market scene displays approximately 150 fresh fish arranged on a white, coarse-woven sack with red patterned stitching, laid directly on compacted dirt ground. The majority of the fish are medium-sized, silver-grey specimens, likely Tilapia, grouped in multiple piles across the left and central areas of the display. To the right, a cluster of five to seven larger, elongated fish, consistent with catfish species, are visible, some appearing lighter in color. A small mound of approximately 15-20 very small, silvery fish is situated at the bottom center. Several Tanzanian Shilling banknotes are visible near the small fish, indicating a commercial exchange. Two individuals are partially visible in the periphery: one on the far left wearing dark blue trousers and shoes, and another on the far right, only their dark footwear visible. The scene is illuminated by diffuse light.