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The image depicts an interior view of a woodworking shop in Kandahar, Afghanistan. In the foreground, a male individual, appearing approximately 20-30 years old with a beard and dark hair, stands centrally, looking directly at the camera. He wears a dark olive-green long-sleeved tunic (likely a shalwar kameez top) and appears barefoot. He holds three light-colored wooden planks, each approximately 5-6 cm wide, in his left hand, and a single shorter piece of wood in his right hand. In the midground, to the left and behind the foreground subject, a second male individual, also appearing 20-30 years old, operates a circular saw mounted on a wooden workbench. He wears a blue long-sleeved tunic and a light-blue surgical face mask, actively cutting a piece of wood. Sawdust and wood fragments are scattered around his workstation. The workshop floor is concrete, heavily covered with wood shavings, sawdust, and various lengths of scrap wood. The left wall features exposed, rough reddish-brown bricks. The rear wall and ceiling are concrete or plastered, with some sections appearing unfinished or damaged. An exposed bare light bulb hangs from the ceiling on the left, providing primary illumination. Piles of unfinished wooden planks and cut wood pieces are abundant throughout the space, especially on the right side, where a partially constructed wooden frame is also visible. In the far background, stacked against a wall, are large rectangular bales wrapped in dark green material.
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