Documents tagged "Case"
Found 428 documents with this tag
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The image shows a DVD case with the label facing upwards. The label includes text indicating that it is an "Apple" product and has a storage capacity of "4.7 GB." There is also a barcode visible on the label, which appears to have been altered or modified with a marker to obscure some numbers. The case itself looks used, as there are various marks and scuffs visible.
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The image shows a CD case with some handwritten text on it. The disc inside the case is not fully visible but has a label with printed text that includes "FUJIFILM" and what appears to be "CD-ROM" at the bottom of the disc's surface. The rest of the visible text on the disc is obscured or not clearly legible. There are no people, locations, or other significant objects distinguishable in this image.
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The image shows a compact disc (CD) with handwritten text on it. The CD appears to be inside a case which is partially visible at the top of the frame. The handwriting includes a name and some other characters, but due to the resolution and angle of the photo, the exact details are not clear. The CD itself has some visible scratches and scuff marks, suggesting it may have been used extensively or handled roughly over time. The background is out of focus, emphasizing the CD as the primary subject.
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The image is of a CD case that appears to be old and has some writing on it. The CD is labeled "PRINCE" with a handwritten note underneath, possibly indicating the owner's name or a message for personal use. There are also other handwritten markings on the CD, which might include additional notes or symbols. The CD case itself looks worn out and aged, suggesting that it has been through heavy use or storage conditions not suitable for CDs.
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The image shows a CD case with its contents partially visible. On the CD itself, there is text that reads "DVD-R" and below it, "4.7 GB." The CD appears to be an Apple brand product, given the logo on the disc. There are also two pieces of tape placed across parts of the image; one piece covers a section of the CD and another obscures part of the case's artwork. This suggests that the items have been handled or possibly sealed for security reasons. The style of the photograph is candid, with a focus on the details of the CD rather than the surrounding environment.
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The image displays a DVD case with the disc partially inserted and resting on top of it. The disc has the word "DVD" printed at its center, along with a capacity indicator that reads "4.7GB." There are also indications of some sort of content or feature being present, as suggested by the word "MOVIE" near one side of the disc and a small icon resembling a house on the opposite side, which could imply additional features like bonus materials or behind-the-scenes footage. The overall condition of both the case and the disc suggests it has been used or stored for some time, as there are visible signs of wear or handling marks.
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The image depicts a DVD case with the title "DVD R" written on it, suggesting that it is a blank recordable DVD disc. The disc itself has various specifications marked: "4.7GB" indicating its storage capacity and "D5" which may refer to its data side configuration. The text appears to be handwritten or printed in a casual font. The case's background is obscured, focusing attention on the disc at the center of the image.
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The image shows a collection of thumbnails arranged in four rows by six columns, each representing a different photograph. The photographs are all square format and feature landscape scenes with varying degrees of detail. Each thumbnail has a label on it; these labels appear to be text-based descriptions or identifiers for the corresponding images, but they are too small to read clearly from this distance. In addition to the images themselves, there is visible text in the upper right corner that reads "DSC_001" which could suggest a naming convention for these photographs, often used by digital cameras. The style of the image is documentary or inventory-like, as it seems to be a printout or an online gallery designed to showcase multiple photos at once, likely for review or selection purposes.
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The image shows a close-up view of a DVD case that appears to be slightly worn with some smudges and marks on its surface. The label on the disc indicates it is an "Apple" product, likely referring to Apple Inc., but without more context, it's unclear what specific content or software is included. There are handwritten markings across the label; one reads "LSG boot view 1," which could be related to a project code name or some internal reference. The disc is centered within its case, and the focus of the image is on this disc and label, providing a sense of detail that suggests it may be used for technical support or inspection purposes.
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The image shows a CD case with the Sony logo and "CD-R" indicating it's a recordable CD disc. The label on the front of the case has handwritten text that reads "Dancing with Satan" along with what appears to be a phone number, "(519) 624-3124". The background is overexposed and lacks detail, focusing attention on the CD case itself.
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The image shows a collection of six photographs displayed on what appears to be an album page or a postcard. The top left photo features a seascape with mountains in the distance under a cloudy sky. To its right, there is another landscape picture with a more prominent mountain range and greenery below. Below these two, there's a photograph of buildings that seem to be part of a modern urban area. The bottom row starts with a photo on the left side that includes a road running alongside an elevated structure, possibly a bridge or elevated highway, under a clear sky. The middle picture in this row showcases another urban scene with buildings and what looks like a train station platform visible on the right. Finally, on the bottom right, there is a photograph of a street corner with signage that includes Chinese characters, indicating an East Asian location, likely China itself as per the text "China" in one description provided. The descriptions beneath each photo include phrases such as "China for East" and other similar alliterations, suggesting these might be part of a thematic collection or series related to travel or geography. The texts are written with black ink on a white background.
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The image appears to be a page from a photo album featuring photographs of various architectural and interior scenes, likely taken within the Hermitage Museum as indicated by the text "HERMITAGE MUSEUM" present in multiple captions. The photos are numbered from 6 to 20 on top left corner with corresponding titles such as "Bathroom," "Entrance Hall," etc. Each photo showcases ornate details and grandeur typically found in historic buildings. There is also a section at the bottom right labeled "NOTES" followed by "[TEXT NOT LEGIBLE]," suggesting an area where additional information about the photographs could be written.
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The image shows a collage of six photographs with captions beneath each one, giving the impression that these are part of a travel journal or an album. The photographs depict various scenes and landmarks in Thailand, including temples, cultural performances, and what appears to be a religious event involving monks. Each photograph is labeled with text that likely provides information about the location or the event captured, although the specific details are not clearly visible. The overall style of the image suggests it's a personal travelogue or an educational material intended to showcase aspects of Thai culture and history.
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This image appears to be a collage of smaller photographs, possibly representing different scenes and moments captured during a journey through Thailand. The photos show various architectural styles and cultural activities. There are images of buildings with traditional Thai roofs, ceremonies attended by monks dressed in saffron robes, and people engaged in conversations or observing events. Additionally, there is an image of a person seated at a desk with books, which could suggest a research or learning context related to the journey. In the bottom right corner, there's a watermark that includes what seems to be a photographer's name or signature, which has been obscured by a red "X" mark for privacy or copyright reasons. The collage itself is encased in a plastic covering, with a visible line of tape on one side, indicating it may have been placed there for protection or presentation purposes.
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The image appears to be a collage of photos showcasing various scenes from around the world. It includes landscapes, cityscapes, and possibly landmarks. The pictures are arranged in a grid format with each one labeled with text that seems to identify the location or type of scene depicted within them. The collage is encased by what looks like a plastic sleeve or cover, which might suggest it's meant for display purposes.
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The image shows a collection of photographs arranged on what appears to be an educational or informational poster. There are at least nine images displaying various scenes and subjects that seem to be related to travel, exploration, or geology. Some pictures feature mountainous landscapes, while others showcase city skylines and coastlines with boats sailing on the water. Each photograph is labeled with text below it, which might indicate locations or themes relevant to the image. The specific contents of the texts are not clear due to the resolution and angle of the photo. The overall style suggests an educational context, possibly for a class or exhibit about travel destinations or geographical features.
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The image shows a printed page with several photographs displayed alongside their corresponding captions and file names. Each photograph seems to capture different landscapes and scenes, suggesting they may be related to travel or nature. The photos are arranged in a grid format, and the visible text includes titles such as "Sunset Over The Ocean" and "Beach Sunset." The images depict various sunsets, possibly taken from a high vantage point overlooking the sea or coastline. There are no people present in the photographs. The overall style of the image is documentary, aiming to showcase the photos themselves rather than any additional artistic embellishment.
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The image you've provided is quite low resolution and blurry, making it difficult to discern specific details. However, from what can be seen, there appears to be a circular object in the center with some writing on it, possibly indicating that it could be a CD or DVD case. The background is indistinct due to the lack of clarity in the image. Please provide a clearer image for more detailed description.
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The image shows a small orange card with black text on it. The text is centered and reads "ITEM WAS NOT SCANNED" in uppercase letters. Below this message, there's another line of text that appears to be a placeholder for additional information or instructions, but the actual content is not visible in the image. At the bottom of the card, there's a date written in blue ink with the number "06" followed by "15," which suggests it might refer to a specific day such as June 15th. The rest of the date is cut off and not fully legible. The style of the image seems like a photo or a scan of the card, capturing its details but with some slight blurriness around the edges, giving it an informal look.
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The image shows a document with portions redacted. The top section includes two pictures and some text which is not fully legible due to the redaction. Below these images, there's more text that has also been obscured by black marks. It appears to be an official or formal document, possibly related to law enforcement, security, or military matters given the style of the redacted information. The overall condition of the paper suggests it might be from a case file or sensitive report.