The image depicts the interior of a small, densely stocked convenience store or bodega in the city of Ate, Peru

The image depicts the interior of a small, densely stocked convenience store or bodega in the city of Ate, Peru. The scene is dominated by shelves packed with a wide variety of consumer goods, extending from floor to ceiling along multiple walls. Products include packaged foods, canned goods, personal care items, cleaning supplies, and beverages. In the midground, a woman with dark hair, wearing a light-colored top, stands behind a counter, partially obscured by merchandise. Her arms are down, and she appears to be attending to products on a lower shelf or counter. To her left, a small digital scale is visible amidst other items. The immediate foreground features two large, open sacks made of orange tarp-like material, containing bulk white grains, likely rice. A dark gray metal scoop rests within the closest sack, partially submerged in the grain. Overhead, numerous small packaged items hang from the ceiling, suspended by strings or clips. The ceiling is a textured, light-colored surface, possibly plaster or concrete. A handwritten sign displaying "2.50 / 3" is visible on the counter in front of the woman.