The image is a black and white photograph of a group of nine women, all dressed in formal attire, posing for a group photo. The photograph is titled "Patriotic Nurses for South Africa" and appears to be from the early 20th century. The women are arranged in a semi-circle, with six women in the center and three women on either side. They are all wearing white dresses and hats, and some are sitting on chairs while others are standing. The background of the photograph is a landscape with trees and mountains in the distance.

The photograph is displayed on a white surface, and there are several other photographs on the right side of the image, including one of a young woman in a black dress and hat, another of a man in a suit and tie, and another of an older woman with a hat and a cane. There is also a label on the bottom right corner that reads "J.J. H. Hodge, Jr."