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A close-up, eye-level shot shows the top portion of a black Yealink cordless phone
Short TermA close-up, eye-level shot shows the top portion of a black Yealink cordless phone. The phone is positioned vertically, centered in the frame, and rests on a light-colored surface that appears to be a shelf or counter. The background is a blurred, neutral gray. The phone's screen is dark with a faint reflection of what appears to be hands and possibly a face, indicating someone was holding or using it. The Yealink logo is visible at the top of the phone, above the screen. Below the screen are several buttons. A circular navigation pad with an "OK" button in the center is prominent. To the left and right of this pad are directional arrows. Above the navigation pad are two rectangular buttons, one with a minus symbol and the other with an envelope icon. Below the navigation pad are two more buttons, one with a green handset symbol and another with a red handset symbol containing a circle and a line through it. Further down the phone, a standard numeric keypad is visible, with buttons labeled 1 through 9, *, 0, and #. Below the numeric keypad is a button labeled "TRAN." The phone exhibits some smudging and dust on its screen and body, suggesting it is in regular use. The overall lighting is even, with no strong shadows. The scene is static, focusing solely on the object. There are no indications of the city of Khimki, Russia, in the image.
