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This image captures a street scene in Kandahar, Afghanistan, depicting a commercial area under late afternoon sunlight. In the foreground, two females walk from left to right on a paved street. The prominent figure wears a dark red head covering adorned with white patterns, a dark abaya with a visible white and black leopard print lining, and dark closed-toe footwear. Her face is partially obscured by the head covering. Behind and to her right, a younger female or child walks, wearing a grey head covering, a brown top, brown trousers, and light-colored shoes. They are walking beside a parked or slowly moving dark-colored compact hatchback car, identifiable by its distinct taillights. To the right, a shop features multiple patterned rugs and carpets, primarily in shades of red, brown, and blue, hanging vertically from an overhead awning. Above this display, a long rectangular sign bears illustrations of various items, including vehicles and tools, alongside script in an Arabic-derived alphabet. Below the hanging rugs, the shop interior reveals numerous small items. A man stands near the shop entrance, wearing a brown shalwar kameez, a dark jacket, a light blue surgical mask, and dark shoes, looking towards the left. To his left, another man sits on a blue plastic chair, also in a brown shalwar kameez and dark jacket, observing the street. A small potted plant is positioned on the sidewalk near the shop. The sidewalk surface is uneven concrete with visible debris. The background shows further buildings lining the street, some with metal roller shutters. On the far left, a partially visible man in light-colored attire walks away from the camera. Overhead, utility wires are strung across the street. A distant building displays a solar panel array on its roof. The lighting suggests a low sun angle, casting warm light on the upper facades of buildings and creating visible shadows on the ground. The street appears to be asphalt or similar pavement, showing signs of wear.
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