This image depicts an adult male operating a metal lathe machine in what appears to be a workshop in Río Grande, Mexico

This image depicts an adult male operating a metal lathe machine in what appears to be a workshop in Río Grande, Mexico. The man, with short dark hair and an East Asian or Southeast Asian appearance, is wearing a yellow t-shirt with a graphic (partially visible text "PRIDE" or similar) and dark grey work gloves. His right hand is extended towards the lathe, while his left hand is visible near the machine's carriage. He is looking intently at the workpiece in the lathe's chuck. The robust, green and dark grey lathe machine features a three-jaw chuck holding a bright metallic cylindrical workpiece. A cutting tool is positioned in the tool post assembly. Exposed belts and pulleys are visible on the right side of the machine, suggesting its operational mechanics. A green metal adjustable lamp, attached to the lathe, casts light onto the immediate work area. Surrounding the lathe are various tools and materials. On the top right of the headstock, several small metallic objects, containers, and a grey can holding tools with a wooden handle are visible. A small red and white box, marked with "BEN" or similar text, rests on the machine's lower right surface. The machine surfaces are covered with metallic shavings and dust, indicative of ongoing work. The background consists of a bare, light-colored wall with visible dirt and scuff marks, reinforcing the utilitarian workshop environment.