An indoor, eye-level shot captures a blue and yellow Mikasa volleyball resting near a window with white venetian blinds, possibly on a windowsill or shelf. The volleyball dominates the right side of the frame, angled towards the viewer, showcasing its textured surface and vibrant colors. The "MIKASA" logo is prominent in white lettering on a blue panel. Closer inspection reveals manufacturing details printed on the ball: "INFLATE TO 2-4 LBS", "0.140-0.280kgf/cm²", "KHC3S", and "MADE IN CHINA". To the bottom right, partially obscured by the volleyball, is a small toy car or truck. Its black body features red and white accents, with visible "V-Power" and "HP" logos. One of its wheels, bearing the "P ZERO" brand, is distinctly visible. In the background, behind the volleyball and above the blinds, a light blue-gray wall or ceiling is visible. Bright natural light streams in from the window, highlighting the subjects and casting subtle shadows. The blinds are slightly open, revealing a blurry, light-colored background outside, possibly buildings or an abstract outdoor scene. The overall impression is a casual, well-lit still life. The scene is static, with no discernible activity taking place. The time of day appears to be daytime due to the bright, natural light. The provided context for the location is Sofia, Bulgaria.Morning photo documentation session capt
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Kokicha

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Thu, Jun 4, 2026, 11:57 AM

16d ago

Sofia, Bulgaria

42.70300, 23.33300

An indoor, eye-level shot captures a blue and yellow Mikasa volleyball resting near a window with white venetian blinds, possibly on a windowsill or shelf. The volleyball dominates the right side of t…read more

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