Documents tagged "Attached"
Found 74 documents with this tag
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The image appears to show a partially obscured view of the ocean with a few small waves. In the foreground, there is a red buoy attached to what seems to be a chain or rope, although much of it is covered by a black rectangle that blocks out most of its content. The background includes only the lower part of what could be an object, but due to the image's angle and focus, it's not clear what it is. There are no visible texts or people in this specific view of the image.
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The image shows a series of six photographs attached to what appears to be an envelope with a black flap. Each photograph is labeled with numbers and some are marked with an "X" through them, indicating they may be unsuitable for viewing or have been redacted. The visible text on the envelope includes what seems to be identification numbers for each photo: 812071, 812074, and others that are partially obscured by the flap. There is a single identifiable object within one of the unmarked photographs—a human arm bent at the elbow with a visible hand. The style of the image suggests it could be related to evidence handling or archival documentation.
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The image shows a series of photographs placed on what appears to be an adhesive sheet or a photo book page with the corners attached by tabs. The photos are scattered across the sheet, some overlapping each other. Each photograph is bordered with black lines and contains various scenes that might include people, locations, or objects; however, the content within these borders is obscured due to large black rectangles covering them. These rectangles are likely placed there to maintain privacy or confidentiality over sensitive information contained in the photographs. The style of the image conveys a sense of mystery as it leaves viewers curious about the contents behind the blacked-out areas.
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The image depicts a series of film negatives attached to a paper strip, which is commonly used for photographic prints and negatives. The frames are uniformly arranged along the length of the paper, each with an accompanying serial number at the top left corner. However, the actual content of the photographs within these frames is obscured by black marks, likely for privacy or security reasons. These marks completely cover any visible imagery within the frames, making it impossible to discern their contents.
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The image shows a collection of photocopied pages placed on top of each other and attached to what appears to be an open book or notebook. The top page is partially obscured by the overhanging edges of the following pages. Each page contains printed text, but due to the angle and overlap of the sheets, it's not possible to read any of the content in detail. The visible portion of the text includes what seems like a combination of numbers and letters that could be part of a reference code or file number, typical of official documents or reports. There are no people or discernible locations visible in this image. The focus is on the physical attributes of the paper and its arrangement rather than the content it contains. The overall setting suggests an office or academic environment where such materials might be used for reference or analysis.
EFTA00005284-p-52.jpg
The image shows a collage of photographs displayed on a board with paper attached to it. Each photograph is numbered, and there are texts placed near each photo, presumably providing captions or descriptions for the images. The photos themselves feature various scenes including people, places, and objects that are not clearly identifiable due to their small size in this collage format. There's also a visible date "1992" written on one of the texts, suggesting that some of these images might be from that year. The overall style of the image is informational and appears to be part of an exhibit or presentation.
EFTA00005284-p-21.jpg
The image displays a collection of photographs attached to what appears to be an index or guide. The photos are arranged in rows and columns, with each photograph accompanied by labels or descriptions that seem to correspond to the content of the images. The subjects of the images vary; however, due to the quality and angle of the photo, it's challenging to discern specific details about the content of the photographs. There is visible text within the image, but without a clearer view or additional context, it's difficult to provide any meaningful information on what the text says. The overall setting suggests that this could be an educational, historical, or research-related material, possibly used for reference purposes.
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The image appears to be a collection of smaller photographs attached to paper with black adhesive borders, creating an album or scrapbook effect. Each photo is slightly tilted and overlapped with the next, suggesting a casual arrangement rather than a formal grid layout. The visible text in one of the photos seems to contain numbers "12" and "40" followed by words that are too small to read clearly. There are also some large black rectangles placed over parts of the images, obscuring them from view. These rectangles might be used for privacy or as a placeholder for information that is not visible in this image. The style of the image gives off a nostalgic feel, possibly reminiscent of physical photo albums kept by families and individuals in the past.
EFTA00005191-p-68.jpg
The image shows a collection of photographs attached to what appears to be an album page with sticky tabs for labeling. The top-right corner of the page has a white label that includes some text and numbers, but it's not fully legible in this view. Each photograph features scenes from underwater, showcasing marine life such as corals, fish, and various types of sea creatures. There are no visible texts on the images themselves providing specific locations or names. The style suggests these could be professional nature photographs or part of an educational material about marine ecosystems.
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The image shows a collection of small photographs attached to a white paper strip, similar to what one might find in an album or exhibit. Each photo depicts the same scene, which appears to be an aerial view of a coastline with rocks and vegetation leading down to the water's edge. The ocean is visible in all photos, suggesting different moments captured at the same location. There are also numbers and letters printed on each photo border, but without additional context, their significance isn't clear from the image alone.
EFTA00005191-p-48.jpg
The image appears to be a series of small snapshots attached together along one edge. Each snapshot shows the same picture: a serene body of water with land or islands in the distance, under a clear sky with a few clouds. The top left corner of each snapshot has some text printed on it, but due to the image's resolution and size, it is not legible from this description. There are no visible people in any of these snapshots. The style suggests that these could be old photographs or postcards, given their small size and the way they are attached together like a film strip.
EFTA00005091-p-036.jpg
The image depicts a collection of photographs attached to an album page with labels on the bottom edge. The labeled photographs feature various scenes of natural beauty, including sunsets and landscapes. Each photograph is enclosed in a clear plastic sleeve and secured with holes for binding. There are texts visible at the top of each photo label that seem to be descriptions or identifiers, but they are not clearly readable. This image represents an album page typically used for organizing and displaying personal photographs.
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The image shows a piece of paper with several photographs attached to it. At the top left corner, there is a photograph with what appears to be a building or infrastructure under construction. To its right, there are two more photographs: one in the middle shows an interior space with a blurred background, and the photo on the right displays another construction or maintenance scene where pipes are visible. The paper has a hole punch at the top left corner and is slightly torn along the edges.
EFTA00005075-p-12.jpg
This is a digital photograph of what appears to be a document with multiple photographs attached to it, placed on a surface that looks like paper. The images themselves are printed small and in rows, showing various scenes or subjects that are not clearly distinguishable due to the quality and size of the photos. There's visible text within these smaller images, but it is too small to read accurately from this image. The overall style suggests this might be a presentation or report with photographic documentation.
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The image is a photograph of a document with multiple smaller photographs attached to it. The main document appears to be blank and yellowed, suggesting age or wear. On the top left corner, there are four small pictures taped on, depicting various scenes; however, these images are not clearly legible due to the angle and resolution of this photograph. There is also a watermark in the bottom right corner of the main document with the text "EXAMPLE DOCUMENT" followed by "FOR EXAMPLE ONLY," indicating that this may be a sample or template rather than an actual document intended for use. The style of the image suggests it might be from a personal collection or an exhibition showcasing historical items.
EFTA00004975-p-011.jpg
The image shows a collection of small photographs attached to what appears to be an identification card or album page. Each photograph has been crossed out with a black marker, obscuring the content within it. The photographs depict various scenes and people, but due to the censorship, specific details are not visible. There is text on some of the images, which seems to be handwritten notes, possibly indicating the date or description of each photo; however, these texts are also censored with black marks. The style of the image suggests it might have historical significance, and the process of censoring indicates a desire to conceal certain elements from view.
EFTA00004898-p-50.jpg
The image shows a set of thumbnail photographs attached to what appears to be a printed document. The photos are arranged in a grid and are titled with numbers and possibly descriptions that are too small to read clearly. The actual content of the images is obscured by several red X marks, indicating that they have been censored or marked for removal. There is no visible text providing additional context about the location or significance of these photographs.
EFTA00004898-p-38.jpg
The image shows a printed photograph album with several pages of photographs attached to its right side. The photographs appear to be variously sized and depict different subjects; however, due to the resolution and angle of the photograph, it's difficult to discern specific details about those images. There is text visible at the top left corner of each page, likely indicating a caption or description for the photos, but the words are too small to read clearly in this image. The overall quality of the album suggests that it has been used and possibly handled roughly over time, as indicated by creases and wear on its pages.
EFTA00004800-p-70.jpg
The image is a collection of nine small photographs attached to what appears to be an album page with labels and captions. The subjects of the photos are varied but many seem to depict outdoor scenes and possibly family moments. There is text overlaying several of the images, suggesting they may have been intentionally obscured or censored, likely for privacy reasons. The specific details of the photographs' contents are not clear due to the small size and the obscuring effects.
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The image shows a series of X-ray films attached to a board. These X-rays appear to be medical, likely from an MRI scan, given the contrast and detail. There is dark shading on the films, which typically represents soft tissue, and lighter areas that indicate bones or other structures within the body. The films are labeled with various codes and numbers, indicating patient identification or session details for the scans. The background is indistinct but seems to be a room with neutral tones, possibly a medical facility where such images are routinely used for diagnosis and treatment planning.