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The image shows a collection of photographs arranged on what appears to be a board with thumbtacks or pins.
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The image shows a collection of photographs arranged on what appears to be a board with thumbtacks or pins. The photos depict various winter scenes with snowy landscapes and buildings that suggest they might be taken in Russia during the Soviet era, as indicated by text overlays. The text is partially visible and includes terms like "Russia," "USSR," "St. Petersburg," and percentages such as "5%," "10%," and "20%," which could be referring to ratings or scores given to the photos for some reason. There are also numbers underlined next to each photo. In these photographs, you can see snow-covered streets with trees, buildings that resemble historical architecture commonly found in Russian cities like St. Petersburg, and a few people dressed in winter clothing going about their activities. The quality of the images suggests they may be old or taken with less advanced photography equipment than is available today.
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