An older man, seen from a high angle behind his right shoulder, is meticulously peeling a green coconut. He is wearing a light grey t-shirt and has short dark hair. He holds the coconut firmly with his left hand on a sturdy, dark brown tree stump that serves as a cutting board. With his right hand, he skillfully uses a large knife with a dark handle and a silver blade to shave off pieces of the coconut's outer husk, revealing the lighter, smoother inner layer. Several pieces of the removed husk are scattered on the tree stump around the working area. In the background, behind the man, more coconuts are visible, stored in black metal wire racks. These coconuts vary in color from bright green to a more yellowish-green. A yellow banner or sign is prominent, displaying the text "SATE AYAM" (chicken satay) and an image of a tall glass filled with a light brown, iced beverage. Another sign, partially visible, appears to have repetitive text, possibly related to drinks or food items. The setting suggests an outdoor street food stall or market, with general bright daylight illumination. The man appears focused and adept at his task.