An older man crouches in a sunlit wheat field, engaged in manual harvesting. He is dressed in traditional attire, featuring a dark long-sleeved tunic, a light brown vest, and a dark patterned head wrap (turban style) that also covers his lower face and neck like a scarf. His face, partially visible, bears a warm smile with crinkled eyes. In his left hand, the man holds a substantial bundle of golden-brown wheat stalks. In his right hand, he grips a wooden-handled, curved metal blade, typical of a sickle used for cutting crops. The ground around him is dry, light brown soil, with some scattered stubble. The background consists of an expansive, golden wheat field under a clear, pale blue sky that fades to almost white near the horizon. A faint, distant silhouette, possibly a utility pole or tower, can be seen on the left side of the frame against the sky. The overall scene depicts a traditional harvest in a rural, arid environment, likely during a dry, sunny day. The man is barefoot.