Documents tagged "Id"
Found 2421 documents with this tag
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The image shows a collection of small photographs printed on strips that resemble traditional film negatives. These strips are attached to what appears to be an index card with handwritten notes at the top left corner. Each photograph captures different scenes, including individuals and interior spaces. The photos are dated with text such as "12-30-84" and "12-27-85," suggesting they were taken in December 1984 and 1985. There's a visible watermark or logo that reads "NKW" at the bottom left corner of each strip. The images are arranged neatly, with some blacked out areas over parts of the photos, likely to obscure sensitive information or maintain privacy.
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The image shows a piece of paper with nine smaller images arranged on it, resembling passport-style photos. Each photo is bordered by white space and features different scenes, including landscapes, possibly from an aircraft window due to the consistent horizon line in each shot. The background color of the sheet is light grey. There are black texts overlaid on these images, but they are too small to read clearly. The paper appears to be a printout or a mockup of what would be used for identification purposes, such as travel documents.
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The image shows a collection of photographs printed on a piece of paper that has been torn from a spiral notebook, as indicated by the exposed metal coil binding at the top and bottom edges. The photos appear to be black and white with some depicting figures that are partially obscured or censored, suggesting they may have sensitive content. There is visible text in one of the photographs on the right side, but it is not clear enough to read accurately. Due to the quality and angle of the photograph, no people, locations, or significant objects can be confidently identified within these images.
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The image shows a sequence of six photographs arranged side by side on what appears to be an old photographic strip mount with a label at the top. Each photograph captures different stages of cloud formation against a sky background. The clouds are depicted in various states, from thin wisps to dense formations. The text visible on the label includes "1" and possibly some other numbers or descriptions that might indicate the sequence or context of the photographs. There is no indication of people or specific locations within the images themselves.
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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.
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The image displays a piece of paper with multiple small photographs arranged in rows and columns. Each photograph appears to show a close-up view of what could be part of an aircraft engine, possibly from an airplane. The visible text includes names and numbers that seem to be associated with the images, perhaps indicating different versions or specifications of the engines depicted. There is no visible location or significant object identifiable in this context, as it seems to be a technical or informational document rather than a depiction of a scene or place.
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The image shows a strip of photographs with various subjects and scenes. The photos appear to have been taken from an aircraft looking out at the sky, clouds, and possibly parts of buildings, suggesting they might be aerial views. There is some text visible on the top right corner of the images, which seems to include numbers and other identifiers, likely metadata for each photograph such as a serial number or a code related to the collection from where these images are sourced. The style of the image is documentary, capturing real-life scenes without any apparent artistic alteration.
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The image shows a collection of photographs displayed on what appears to be an old-fashioned photo album page. There are nine photos lined up horizontally, each depicting different subjects and settings. The top left photo includes a watermark or text that seems to read "Licence plate recognition" followed by a sequence of numbers and letters. The other photos vary in content, showing scenes from different locations or possibly events, but the specific details within each image are not clearly distinguishable. There's no visible text on the photo album itself. The style of the images suggests they might be surveillance or security camera footage, given the watermark's reference to license plate recognition. However, without clearer views or context for the individual photos, it is difficult to provide more details about their contents.
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The image shows a set of photographs taped together onto what appears to be an open envelope or folder with tabs. Each photograph is small and seems to depict a different scene, but due to the low resolution and the angle at which they are presented, it's difficult to discern specific details about each picture. The overall condition of the photos suggests they may have been used or reviewed multiple times. There is no visible text that conveys location or names of any people. The images themselves appear to be a mix of candid snapshots, possibly from different events or locations.
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The image shows a sheet of photographic prints with captions and identification numbers on the left side. The photos depict various subjects including what appears to be an outdoor scene, possibly related to farming or agriculture, given the presence of crops and an object that looks like a piece of farming equipment. Another photo in the bottom right corner seems to show a vehicle from an aerial perspective, suggesting it was taken by someone on a higher level. The rest of the photographs feature different scenes, but due to their small size and resolution, specific details are not discernible. There is no visible text that provides additional context or descriptions about the content of the photos.
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The image is a collection of photographs taped together on what appears to be an envelope. There are six individual photos, each depicting different indoor scenes. The quality of the images suggests they may have been taken with older technology or in low-light conditions, as evidenced by graininess and potential underexposure. The subjects within the photos seem diverse; some show rooms with furniture, others capture what appears to be outdoor areas, possibly at night due to darkness. There's a handwritten number "5" on one of the images, which might indicate its sequence or importance in relation to the other photos.
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The image you've provided appears to be a photograph of a series of photographs or documents with yellow sticky notes placed over them. These sticky notes seem to have handwritten numbers and possibly some words on them, but the text is too small for me to clearly read. The background of the original photos is not very distinct due to the focus being on the sticky notes in front of them. It looks like a collection or cataloging method being used here.
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The image shows a blue piece of paper with white text on it. The main message is "SCAN NOT SCANNED" which suggests that the document has not been successfully scanned into an electronic system. Below this, there's handwritten text indicating a date: "25 THURS" without a year specified. At the bottom, there's additional information that reads "Official Notification Date: March 17, 2015," providing context about when the document was originally intended to be scanned or received by someone. The paper appears to be a standard letter-sized piece of stationery.
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The image appears to be a photograph with a vintage aesthetic, featuring what seems to be a person sitting on a wooden structure that could be part of a pier or dock. The individual is wearing a long white garment, possibly a dress or robe, and is focused on something at their feet, which might be sea creatures such as starfish. The setting looks like a beach with calm waters and gentle waves in the background. There is no visible text within the image to provide additional context or information. The photo has a slight blur or graininess that adds to its aged look.
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The image appears to be a candid photograph of an individual sitting on what seems like a wooden structure outdoors. The person is wearing light-colored clothing that could possibly be a dress or skirt, and they are facing away from the camera towards their left. They have long hair that cascades over their shoulders and down their back. There is no visible text in the image to provide additional context. The focus on the subject suggests a moment of quiet contemplation or rest. The background is slightly blurred but provides an impression of natural light, which might indicate it was taken during daytime.
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The image appears to be a photograph of two compact discs placed on a surface. One disc is partially obscured by what looks like an arrow drawn with black ink, pointing towards the other disc that has writing on it. The visible text on this second disc includes a name "DAVID" and numbers or dates "03/25/98 6:40 PM." Additionally, there's handwritten text above the disc that says "Please use CD-R," suggesting an instruction to not use standard CDs for recording purposes. The image has a grainy quality typical of certain types of photographic prints or digital images with low resolution.
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The image shows a compact disc encased in its plastic cover and paper sleeve. The CD appears to be an audio CD, as indicated by the printed "CD" logo on the disc itself. On the disc's surface, there is Japanese text that has been partially obscured or crossed out with a red X, suggesting it may have been used for personal or professional purposes where confidentiality was important. There are also some handwritten notes on the paper sleeve, but they are not clearly legible due to the angle and quality of the image. The background is nondescript, providing no additional context or information about the location or time when the photo was taken.
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The image features a compact disc (CD) placed on top of an object with a label that reads "NEWS" partially obscured by the CD itself. The CD has several inscriptions: "CD-R," indicating it is a recordable CD; the capacity "700 MB," specifying its storage size; and some numbers "56139 24299," which could be a batch or serial number for inventory purposes. There is also handwritten text that appears to say "CD-R" in black ink. The background of the image has a neutral tone, providing no additional context about the location or setting.
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The image shows a CD case with the disc partially inserted and resting on its spindle. The CD appears to have some writing on it which is not fully legible due to the angle of the photograph. It seems to be a standard plastic CD jewel case, typically used for compact discs. The background is out of focus, suggesting that the primary subject of the image is the CD and its case. There are no visible texts or other distinguishable features in the surroundings that can be confidently described.
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The image shows a collection of discs, specifically CDs, placed side by side with their labels facing up for viewing. The topmost disc has the Apple logo and mentions a capacity of "52X" and "174GB," indicating it is likely intended to represent a high-capacity optical storage device, possibly in comparison or contrast to standard CDs that were typically used for music or smaller software installations. Below that, there's another disc with the Verbatim logo, which is a known brand in the media storage industry, followed by similar text "52X" and "174GB," suggesting it is meant to be of equal or lesser capacity compared to the Apple-branded disc above. The discs are situated on a background that appears to be a piece of paper with some writing visible at the bottom edge, but the content of the writing is not clear enough to discern from this angle and resolution.