The image depicts a still life composition, likely indoors, featuring a wall clock and a portable radio

The image depicts a still life composition, likely indoors, featuring a wall clock and a portable radio. The wall clock, centrally positioned, is round with a wooden frame and a silver bezel. Its white face displays black Arabic numerals from 1 to 12, with a red second hand and black hour and minute hands. The clock is branded "MIRRON" and indicates "QUARTZ". In front of the clock, a black portable radio is placed. The radio has a distinctive "NO.1" sticker on its front. The radio's display shows tuning bands for AM, FM, TV, SW1, and SW2, along with frequency indicators. The model number "LB-408AC" is visible on the radio, and it also has the text "LUXE BASS" and "5 BAND AM FM TV SW RECEIVER" and "ACIDE FUNCTION" printed on it. A black power cord is plugged into the radio and extends out of frame. An antenna is extended upwards from the radio, angled towards the top right of the frame. The background consists of wallpaper with a floral pattern of pink and white flowers and green foliage. The objects are placed on what appears to be a white, textured surface, possibly a shelf or the top of an appliance. The overall lighting suggests an indoor environment, possibly daytime, with soft illumination. The scene is static, with no discernible action or interaction taking place. The location of Відзаўскі сельскі Савет, Belarus, is not visually evident from the image itself.