Documents tagged "sleeve"
Found 5 documents with this tag
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The image shows a CD disc encased in its white paper sleeve. The CD label is facing the viewer and appears to have some printed information on it, although the details are not fully legible due to the resolution of the image. In the center of the CD where the data storage area typically starts, there's a large red 'X' marked, which might indicate that this disc has been intentionally damaged or destroyed. The surrounding area is nondescript and out of focus, drawing attention back to the CD itself.
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The image features a CD with the label "MEMOREX" prominently displayed across its top edge. The CD is encased in what appears to be a white paper sleeve with perforated edges, suggesting it may have been removed from its original packaging or is intended for single-use distribution. There is visible text on the CD itself which includes the word "MUSIC" followed by another word that has been obscured, likely indicating the type of content stored on the disc. The overall style of the image suggests it might be a photograph taken in real life with natural lighting, possibly meant to show the condition or branding of the CD and its sleeve.
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The image displays a plastic sleeve containing what appears to be a document with some information obscured by black rectangles, likely to protect personal data or sensitive information from being read in this context. The background is neutral and nondescript, allowing the focus on the document within the sleeve. There are no visible texts, people, locations, or significant objects that can be described beyond what has been obscured by the black rectangles.
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The image shows a series of printed photographs placed within a clear plastic sleeve or wallet. Each photograph is partially obscured by black lines and dots, likely to obscure the identities or features deemed sensitive or private. The text on each picture is also redacted in this manner. The visible portions suggest that they are photographs of individuals, possibly for identification purposes given the format. There is no identifiable person, location, or significant object that can be clearly described due to the redaction. The overall style of the image seems to be a demonstration of how sensitive information on printed photos can be obscured without removing the entire photo.
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The image shows a collection of photographs displayed on what appears to be an album page with a plastic sleeve. The photos depict various scenes and subjects, such as urban architecture, landscapes with foliage, and possibly some abstract textures. There are visible texts on the photo identifiers that seem to indicate file names or numbers, such as "IMG_0589.jpg" and "IMG_0742.jpg." This suggests that these images were likely taken using a digital camera and have been organized in a specific manner, possibly by date or project. The overall style of the image is documentary, providing glimpses into different environments or moments.
