An outdoor daytime shot captures a woman in traditional attire, possibly in Arequipa, Peru. She is seated behind a small, collapsible table covered with a vibrant red cloth featuring a colorful striped pattern. The woman wears a white wide-brimmed hat adorned with a pink flower, a light-colored sheer blouse over a vest, and a long, full skirt, all intricately patterned with various designs in shades of blue, white, pink, and gold. She also has a cross-body bag with a patterned strap. In her hands, she is carefully peeling an orange-colored fruit, likely a prickly pear (tuna), using a small knife or peeler. On the table in front of her, a neat pile of several whole prickly pears, varying in color from green to reddish-purple, is displayed on a green leaf. The background features a light-colored stone wall, a black ornate metal railing, and several potted plants, suggesting a courtyard or street setting. The back of another person, clad in a brown top, is partially visible in the lower right foreground. The woman appears focused on her task. There is no visible text.