Cutting and packing drugs

Product being cut and packed by hand at a table, and the cutting agents are legible on the boxes: instant dry milk and flour.

The camera sits at table height, close. Two pairs of yellow household gloves work in frame — one pair holding a pan over a pot at the left, the other lifting a blade or scraper over a carton at the right.

The table is crowded with kitchen goods rather than laboratory equipment: cooking pots, a plastic tub, a stack of small containers, a bottle with a green cap and a scale. Powder is spread across the surface.

Three brands are readable. A carton reads Instant Dry Milk under the name Grunewald with a crest. A box beside it reads PALM & FLUTE. A third, in green, carries a cartoon animal. Those are the bulking agents, sitting in plain sight in the middle of the frame.

How to recognise it

• Yellow household gloves, not laboratory gloves
• Cooking pots and kitchen goods rather than laboratory glassware
• Grunewald Instant Dry Milk and PALM & FLUTE cartons on the table
• Powder spread across the working surface
• A scale within reach

The frame it comes from

The frame is Extended Look at 2:56.25. It is 1920 by 1080, and the subject occupies 1728 by 756 of it.

What we still do not know

• What the product is — nothing in the frame names it
• Whether this is a mission or something you run as a business
• Where the room is