This image depicts the interior of a tea processing facility in Ramboda, Sri Lanka

This image depicts the interior of a tea processing facility in Ramboda, Sri Lanka. The scene is dominated by industrial machinery and numerous crates of processed tea leaves. In the mid-ground, a large, dark metal tea sorting or processing machine is centrally positioned. It features an elevated hopper with greenish-blue sides and a dark brown front panel, situated above a wide, sloped, ribbed metal surface that functions as a conveyor or sorting bed. Various mechanical components are visible around the machine. The background consists of light-colored wooden paneled walls, extending upwards from what appears to be a mid-height line. Multiple large, white-framed, multi-paned windows are visible on both the left and right sides, allowing natural light into the space. Two dark wooden pillars with decorative bases and tops are also present, blending with the wall paneling. Indistinct light-colored objects, possibly covered items or bags, are situated on a surface behind the machinery near the right-side window. The foreground and mid-ground are filled with an array of rectangular plastic crates, arranged in rows and partially stacked. These crates are multi-colored, including yellow, dark green, red, dark blue, and maroon/brown. Each visible crate is filled with a dark, granular substance consistent with processed tea leaves, mounded in the center of most containers. No individuals are visible within the scene.