Documents tagged "negatives"
Found 11 documents with this tag
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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 eight photos printed on a strip that resembles traditional photographic film negatives. Each negative displays a color photograph with an image of the sea at sunset or sunrise. The sky is painted in hues of orange and pink, while the water reflects these colors with lighter shades. There are no texts visible within the images themselves. The photo strip includes small squares indicating the number of exposures for each frame. The style of the photographs is realistic, capturing a serene natural scene.
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The image displays a sequence of photographs arranged like film negatives, showing various scenes within an interior space that appears to be a room with a staircase and possibly a railing. The topmost photo shows the perspective from above, with the staircase leading downwards into the room. As you scroll down through the images, they gradually become clearer, revealing details such as people who seem to be moving around or engaging in some activity within the room. In one of the bottom photographs, there is a person wearing a bright pink top or dress, and it's slightly blurred, suggesting movement. The image quality improves towards the bottom-most photo, which shows the scene with the most clarity. There are no texts visible on the images that provide additional information or context about the location or the people depicted.
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The image shows a strip of film negatives with six frames, arranged vertically, each depicting what appears to be an interior space possibly resembling an attic or loft due to the sloped roofline in most of the frames. The photo captures various angles and lighting conditions within this space, suggesting different moments captured over time or from different perspectives. Each frame has a label that includes text such as "NML01945376" and "NML02005701," which likely correspond to reference numbers for the photographs. The overall style of the image is documentary, with an emphasis on factual representation rather than artistic expression.
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The image displays a collection of photographs arranged on what appears to be contact sheets, which are typically used for developing film negatives. Each photograph captures a different scene: some show indoor rooms with furniture and decor, while others depict outdoor landscapes with trees and grass. There is visible text in the form of file names or titles on each photo, such as "021-024" and "IMG_0538," which suggests that these are digital image files rather than traditional film negatives. The overall setting seems to be a display or selection process for photographs, possibly related to an art exhibit or professional photography work.
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The image is a collection of six photographs placed side by side on what appears to be a clear plastic strip, similar to a film strip used for displaying negatives. Each photo depicts a different scene, and they seem to be aerial views given the perspective. The scenes include open fields with agricultural patterns, roads cutting through greenery, and possibly rural landscapes or satellite images of various locations. There is no visible text on the photographs themselves, but there are some annotations or codes above each photograph that may indicate specific information about each image. The overall style suggests these are scientific, geographical, or survey-related photos.
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The image shows a collection of photographs that appear to be film negatives arranged on a flat surface with a grid pattern. Each negative has white borders and contains black images, suggesting these are printed copies of original photos rather than the actual films. The images within each negative depict various scenes, some of which seem to show people engaged in activities or posing for pictures. There's visible text on the negatives, including what appears to be a date format "YYMMDD" and possibly other metadata such as image number or category codes at the top right corner. The overall style of the photo suggests it was taken in a setting related to photography, perhaps a darkroom or a storage area for photographic prints or negatives.
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The image is a collection of four photographs arranged side by side on what appears to be film negatives. Each photograph has its central area obscured by a black rectangle, preventing the viewer from seeing the contents within that section. The visible parts of the photos show various indoor scenes with furniture and architectural elements, but specific details are hidden due to the blacked-out sections. There is no visible text or identifiable people in this description.
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The image displays a sheet of film negatives arranged in a grid pattern. Each negative has its corresponding frame number printed at the bottom right corner. The content within the frames is varied and includes what appears to be landscapes and possibly architectural elements. Some areas of the film are obscured, likely intentionally done with black ink or marker, concealing parts of the images from view. This kind of censorship could suggest a desire for privacy or perhaps artistic expression through the selective visibility of certain details within the photos.
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The image shows a collection of photos on what appears to be a contact sheet, commonly used for reviewing unprinted film negatives before printing photographs. The photos are arranged in rows and columns across the entire frame, with some areas covered by red "X" marks, indicating that these specific images have been marked or edited out. Each photo is labeled with numbers and possibly other codes along the bottom edge to aid in identifying them for selection or reference. There's no visible text within the actual photos themselves. The style of the contact sheet suggests it might be from a time when film photography was prevalent, as digital methods often involve different review techniques.
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The image shows a collection of photographs arranged on a sheet, resembling an old-fashioned contact sheet used for reviewing negatives. Each photograph captures different coastal scenes with various weather conditions and times of day, showing water bodies, land formations, and possibly clouds or skies above them. The images are small, square in shape, and closely packed together, suggesting a comprehensive study of these locations or events. There is no visible text on the image to provide additional context about the photographs' content or significance.