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Close-up shots of CD cases and physical media in Biysk

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Biysk, Russia

Saturday, September 12, 2026 · Updated Saturday, September 12, 2026

Close-up shots of CD cases and physical media in Biysk

Biysk, Russia

The image displays the internal components of a hard disk drive, specifically the platter and actuator arm assembly. The platter, a circular disk, is visible in the center, with a metallic spindle in its core. A hexagonal-shaped component, likely the read/write head actuator, is positioned on the platter. Two thin wires, presumably connected to the actuator, extend upwards and out of frame. The overall structure is encased in a dark, metallic casing with several screws and mounting points. The environment appears to be a workshop or laboratory, suggested by the controlled lighting and the presence of electronic components. The image is not taken in Biysk, Russia.

An open CD jewel case lies on a reddish-brown, textured surface. The CD itself is black with white text. The text on the CD includes "juniorjack trustit" in a vertical orientation, and also in a curved line, "Produced by vito "juniorjack" lucchese." and "© & ℗ 2004 Play It Again Sam [PIAS]", "PIAS CD003 - no лейбла", and "PIAS / 941.0003.020". There is also text in Cyrillic on the CD. The cover art, visible above the CD, features a close-up of a person's forearm and hand resting on a turntable. The turntable is silver and black. The text "juniorjack trustit" is also printed vertically on the cover art. The environment appears to be indoors. The surface beneath the CD case is consistent with a wall or floor with a textured finish, possibly painted plaster. The lighting suggests an indoor setting, possibly with natural light filtering in. There is no indication of the city of Biysk, Russia.

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The image shows a man standing in a room filled with recording equipment and musical instruments. The room appears to be a studio, with microphones, speakers, and a drum set visible. There are also several rugs on the floor, one with a floral pattern. The man is wearing a dark shirt and pants and is looking down at the floor. The lighting in the room is dim and atmospheric. The image is taken from a high angle, looking down into the room. The overall impression is one of a creative and slightly chaotic environment. There is no information in the image that indicates the location is in the city of Biysk, Russia.

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Biysk, Russia · Sep 12, 2026, 6:31 AM · 1.1k attention

The image is a black and white photograph featuring several men in what appears to be an urban or industrial setting. In the foreground, a man with a goatee and a close-cropped haircut is lying down, looking upwards. He is wearing a dark shirt. He has a beaded necklace around his neck. Behind him and to his left, several other men are visible, their faces partially obscured or looking away. One man in the upper portion of the image is wearing a dark uniform with visible buttons and pockets. Another man is seen looking through a metal grate. The background appears to be constructed of brick or concrete. The photograph is oriented vertically. The location in the city of Biysk, Russia, is not evident from the image itself.

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Biysk, Russia · Sep 12, 2026, 6:32 AM · 0.8k attention

The image shows a poster with a dark, atmospheric scene. The poster appears to be a diptych or two panels joined together. The top panel features a person's face in profile, looking upwards, with dark hair. In the background, there are blurred city buildings. The bottom panel shows a figure playing a stringed instrument, possibly a bass guitar, with a skull-like appearance on their head. The background of this panel also shows indistinct city buildings. The poster is attached to a textured, orange-brown wall, with some damage and peeling paint on the wall's surface. There are hints of a clear plastic sleeve or binding on the left side of the poster. There is no information in the image to suggest a specific location in Biysk, Russia.

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Biysk, Russia · Sep 12, 2026, 6:31 AM · 0.5k attention

This is a close-up, angled photograph of the inside booklet of a CD case. The booklet is open, revealing two pages of text. The left page contains credits for production, recording, mixing, mastering, and publishing. It lists names such as Frank Felipetti, Jonathan Davis, Fred Maher, and Stephen Marcussen. The right page lists the song titles on the album, numbered from 1 to 13. The song titles include "Right Now", "Break Some Off", "Counting On Me", and "Play Me (Featuring Nas)". The background is dark, with the text appearing in a lighter font. The overall impression is of a detailed informational insert for a music album. The image does not contain any elements that would allow for the identification of a location in Biysk, Russia, or any specific city for that matter.

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Biysk, Russia · Sep 12, 2026, 6:25 AM · 0.5k attention

The image shows an open CD case with two distinct panels. The top panel features a close-up of a mouth with braces on the teeth, against a bright red background. The bottom panel displays a man with gold-colored skin wearing a white tank top and a necklace. Text on the CD case reads "the roots". A CD case with a "PARENTAL ADVISORY" label is visible in the upper right corner. The objects are placed on a brown surface that appears to be a table. There is no identifiable information about the city of Biysk, Russia in the image.

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Biysk, Russia · Sep 12, 2026, 6:22 AM · 0.4k attention

The image shows a book cover with text and graphics. The text is in Russian and describes a musical group called Prode. The graphics feature stylized images of skulls with glowing yellow eyes. The book cover is dark and moody, with yellow accents. There is a small logo in the upper right corner with the text "Prode www.prode.ru". The book cover is lying on a flat surface, and the image is taken from an angle. The text mentions that Prode is from Moscow and their music is described as drum and bass. It also mentions that they are influenced by various artists and labels, and that their music is available on the internet. The text also lists several artists and their music genres that Prode is associated with. The image is a close-up of the book cover, and the background is out of focus. The lighting is dim, and the colors are muted.

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Biysk, Russia · Sep 12, 2026, 6:27 AM · 0.4k attention

The image is a close-up, angled shot of what appears to be a CD booklet or a collection of photographs. The dominant colors are deep blues and purples, with some red and pink lighting in the lower portion. There are several handwritten annotations on the images. The top section of the image shows a group of people lying down, possibly for a photoshoot. They are wearing plaid shirts. A handwritten note on this section says "Photo Shoot From 1st Record". The lower section contains multiple smaller photos. One photo shows a stage with red lighting and several figures, possibly a band performing. A handwritten note next to this photo says "Show at Roxy we thought we SOLD IT OUT!". Another photo in this section shows a person playing a guitar on stage. A handwritten note reads "Show at Club 5902 in HB.". Other small photos show faces and what looks like a framed picture. One note on a photo reads "Jon and Fieldy and Russ and Crowd for 1st Record". There is no visible information or imagery within the provided picture that would indicate its location in the city of Biysk, Russia. The image depicts personal memorabilia related to a musical group or artist.

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Biysk, Russia · Sep 12, 2026, 6:24 AM · 0.3k attention

The image shows an open booklet with two pages. The left page features text that reads "a l o n e" vertically. The right page displays an artistic composition. The top portion of the right page shows a close-up of a pair of white Adidas sneakers with black stripes. The bottom portion of the right page features a photograph of a baby being held by an adult. The baby is partially visible from the chest up, with its head turned to the side. The adult's dark skin is visible, with their hand supporting the baby's head. Text at the bottom of this page reads "luv 2 u". The booklet is placed on a brown, textured surface. There is no information within the image that suggests a specific location in Biysk, Russia.

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Biysk, Russia · Sep 12, 2026, 6:21 AM

This is an eye-level, medium shot of an open CD case on a brown, wooden surface. The CD case is partially open, revealing the disc and the inner booklet. The booklet is white and features text. On the right side of the booklet, in a smaller font, is text that reads "produced by vito 'junior Jack' lucenie" and other production credits, including a copyright date of 2003 and 2004. The text is angled and slightly difficult to read due to glare from the lighting. Towards the bottom of the booklet, the word "hola" is printed in a dark red, sans-serif font. Below the "hola" text, and on the left side of the image, a yellow insert is visible. This insert has a dark pattern of small circles arranged in rectangular shapes, and a close-up image of an animal's eye is also visible within the yellow insert. At the bottom of the white booklet, the phrase "do it" is printed in a dark gray, sans-serif font, oriented vertically. The CD disc itself is metallic and reflects the light. A person's hand, with visible fingers, is holding the booklet from the left side of the image. The background consists of a textured brown surface, likely a table or desk. There is no information or visual cues within the image to suggest any specific location in Biysk, Russia.

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Biysk, Russia · Sep 12, 2026, 6:22 AM

The image shows the cover of a CD or DVD case. The cover is divided into two parts. The top part features a close-up of a person's buttocks with a bright, glowing orange light emanating from the center. The word "esamba" is printed vertically on the right side of this section. The bottom part of the cover shows a close-up of a person's hand holding a metal chain. The word "depres" is printed vertically on the left side of this section. The overall aesthetic is dark and suggestive, with a focus on skin texture and metallic elements. The lighting is dramatic, creating highlights and shadows that add to the mood. No specific time of day, weather, or location cues are evident in the imagery itself. The text "esamba" and "depres" suggests a potential theme or title related to music or a personal narrative.

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Biysk, Russia · Sep 12, 2026, 6:22 AM

The image shows a close-up of a vertical slider control with markings from -8 to +8. The slider is positioned slightly above the middle of the range, around the 3 mark. Below the slider, text is visible, reading "f*** the system". The background is a plain, light-colored surface, possibly a wall or a piece of furniture, with a shadow cast from the upper right. There are no people or identifiable landmarks visible in the image. There is no information in the image to suggest it is located in Biysk, Russia.

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Biysk, Russia · Sep 12, 2026, 6:23 AM

The image shows a collection of CDs and their cases. In the foreground, a CD case for the album "Take a Look in the Mirror" by the band Korn is visible. The cover art is dark and features an ornate archway and the band's logo. Above this, an open CD case reveals a disc with a white background and the title "Take a Look in the Mirror" printed around the edge in black text. To the left, another CD case with "V3.0" printed on it is partially visible. The items are placed on a textured surface, likely a table, with a warm, brown hue. There are no people or animals present in the image. The setting does not provide any specific indicators of its location in Biysk, Russia, or any other city.

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Biysk, Russia · Sep 12, 2026, 6:24 AM

The image is a close-up shot of an open CD booklet with handwritten annotations. The booklet contains images of a band, likely Korn, performing on stage and behind the scenes. The annotations appear to be notes or captions related to the band's activities, such as tour dates, performances, and personal memories. One annotation reads "Halloween Show D.C.", suggesting a performance in Washington D.C. Another annotation mentions "KORN KAMPAGN'98", indicating a campaign or tour in 1998. The bottom half of the image shows a darker scene with silhouettes of people and stage equipment, possibly from a concert. There are no discernible elements in the image that suggest a location in Biysk, Russia.

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Biysk, Russia · Sep 12, 2026, 6:24 AM

The image shows an open CD booklet with photographs and handwritten text. The left page features a photograph of a band performing on stage in what appears to be a dimly lit club. The band members are wearing casual clothing, and one is singing into a microphone. The stage is set up with musical instruments and equipment, including guitars and amplifiers. Handwritten text above and below the image describes the performance, mentioning "Sold Out Show in London" and "First Ticket We Ever Sold". The right page contains a photograph of another band performance, possibly the same band. Handwritten text on this page mentions "ONE OF OLD MANY SHOWS AT CHICKEN SOUP PLACE" and "WE DID THESE TO PAY RENT FOR THE ALL NIGHT". There are also some individual portraits of band members with handwritten captions. A CD case with "V3.0" visible is stacked to the right of the booklet. The image does not provide any information or context related to the city of Biysk, Russia.

Biysk, Russia · Sep 12, 2026, 6:24 AM

The image shows the cover of a digital music album titled "Prode: Curved trajectory." The cover features abstract, energetic graphics in shades of neon green, black, and white. A stylized circular logo with concentric rings and the letter "a" is prominent in the center. Text elements include "Prode" and "Curved trajectory" vertically oriented on the right side, and "Prode www.prode.ru" with a logo on the upper left. At the bottom left, there is a logo and text reading "TAMRECORDS www.tamrecords.com". The cover has a glossy finish and appears to be slightly scratched in places. The background is dark with diagonal lines and abstract shapes. The image is a close-up shot of the album cover, with the orange surface it rests on visible at the edges. There are no people or any discernible connection to the city of Biysk, Russia.

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Biysk, Russia · Sep 12, 2026, 6:27 AM

The image shows a close-up, angled view of a CD case and its contents, resting on an orange, textured surface, likely a table. The CD itself is black with yellow trim and features text in white. Prominently displayed on the CD are the words "prode. Curved trajectory." Other text on the CD includes "www.prode.ru" and various logos such as "KDK," "MARKON," and "TAMRECORDS." The open CD case reveals a booklet with text printed vertically. This text lists "Shout outs," "Photo," and "Design." Below this text, there are images of people's faces superimposed on a dark background. The faces appear somewhat distorted or stylized, with one face clearly visible in the upper right portion of the booklet, and other faces partially obscured or blurred. The booklet also features a "Prode" logo with "www.prode.ru" underneath. To the right of the CD case, a portion of another transparent CD case is visible, containing a silver CD with text that reads "Juniorjack trust." The overall lighting suggests an indoor setting, possibly natural light from a window or overhead lighting. The background is a warm orange, with some indistinct lighter spots suggesting texture or imperfections on the surface. There are no visible landmarks or environmental cues to indicate a specific location within the city of Biysk, Russia. The image focuses on the CD and its packaging, with the surrounding environment serving as a backdrop.

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Biysk, Russia · Sep 12, 2026, 6:28 AM