In Senjaray, Afghanistan, three men are working in a dimly lit, open-air structure with mud walls and a wooden roof

In Senjaray, Afghanistan, three men are working in a dimly lit, open-air structure with mud walls and a wooden roof. The structure is filled with bunches of grapes hanging from the ceiling and stacked on the ground. The grapes appear to be in various stages of drying, with some still green and plump, while others are shriveled and darker. In the foreground, a man wearing a light-colored robe and a dark turban is crouching, examining a bunch of grapes in his hands. His white beard is visible. To his right, another man, wearing a blue robe and a green turban, is also crouching, using scissors to cut grapes from a bunch. In the background, a third man, also wearing a dark turban, is partially visible, appearing to be involved in the grape processing. The ground is covered with a mixture of grapes, vines, and dry leaves. The atmosphere suggests a traditional grape drying operation.