This image depicts a roadside display of animal hides in Kitengela ward, Kenya

This image depicts a roadside display of animal hides in Kitengela ward, Kenya. In the foreground, a two-lane paved road with faded white dashed markings shows motion blur. Adjacent to the road is a grassy shoulder, behind which a collection of approximately 12-15 animal hides is displayed. These hides are draped over horizontal poles or frames, indicating a drying process or presentation for sale. The hides vary in appearance: several are large cowhides with distinct black-and-white, brown-and-white, and solid brown patterns, while others on the right are smaller, uniformly white, shaggy hides consistent with sheepskins or goatskins. To the left-center of the display, a rudimentary wooden stall with a thatched roof is visible. In front of this stall and interspersed with some hides are several white, bulbous objects mounted on sticks, resembling carved horns or decorative pieces. In the far right background, a single individual wearing a red shirt is standing near the end of the hide display. The background consists of a dense line of tall eucalyptus trees under a partly cloudy blue sky. The scene is illuminated by natural daylight.