Two female agricultural workers walk away from the camera along a dirt field path, each carrying a plastic bucket used for collecting jasmine blossoms, in Shubra Balula near Kafr Saadoun, Gharbia Governorate, Egypt. Dense green vegetation borders the path on both sides, with residential buildings visible in the background, characteristic of the Nile Delta countryside. Jasmine cultivation in Gharbia is a labor-intensive seasonal industry; workers hand-pick blossoms at dawn to preserve fragrance quality for the perfume and essential oil trade.