In Senjaray, Afghanistan, a group of men are in a large, open-air structure with a dirt floor and rough, textured walls

In Senjaray, Afghanistan, a group of men are in a large, open-air structure with a dirt floor and rough, textured walls. The ceiling is lined with wooden beams from which numerous bunches of green grapes are hanging to dry. The structure appears to be an outdoor grape drying facility. In the foreground, two men are seated on the ground, working with the grapes. One man, wearing a light brown traditional outfit and a checkered turban, is focused on a pile of grapes in front of him, holding a stick. The other man, dressed in a light blue traditional outfit and a white and red patterned cap, is also seated and working with grapes. Behind them, another man in a green outfit is standing and tending to the hanging grapes. In the background, more men are visible, along with several white plastic crates. Sunlight streams in from windows on the far left wall, illuminating the scene. Piles of dried grapes and branches are scattered on the floor.