In Karai Ward, Kenya, a male individual is depicted standing on an interlocking brick pavement next to a red and black motorcycle

In Karai Ward, Kenya, a male individual is depicted standing on an interlocking brick pavement next to a red and black motorcycle. The man wears a black beanie, a dark long-sleeved garment, a red and white reflective vest, dark trousers, and sandals. He is positioned near the rear of the motorcycle, appearing to manipulate an object or secure something. A yellow motorcycle helmet rests on the motorcycle's handlebars. The motorcycle's rear license plate displays "KKGK 114R". Adjacent to the motorcycle, a collection of approximately ten to twelve Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) cylinders are arranged on the pavement. These cylinders vary in size and color, including blue, red, orange, green, and a partially visible yellow one. Prominently visible are several blue cylinders, one marked "Afrigas" and another specifically "Afrigas 6 kg". Other blue cylinders show a "12.5 kg" marking. The pavement exhibits some damp or wet patches. Behind the subjects, a low, dense hedge with light green-yellow foliage runs along a concrete curb, separating the pavement from a planted area. Beyond the hedge, a light-colored stone or concrete wall is visible, backed by mature trees and lush green vegetation, including banana-like leaves. The scene is illuminated by natural daylight.