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The photograph displays a low-angle view of a public art installation against a clear blue sky. The installation consists of three tall, dark poles, each topped with a stylized metal bird sculpture. The bird on the far left has its wings spread wide, appearing to fly upwards. Its body is a cylindrical shaft, and its wings are flat, angular planes with serrated edges, resembling feathers. Below the wings, a cluster of thin, curved metal rods, each tipped with a small sphere, extends outwards in a fan-like pattern. The bird in the center is positioned slightly lower and behind the left bird. It also has its wings spread, but they are angled more steeply upwards. The shape of its wings is similar to the left bird, with angular, feathered edges. Below its wings, another fan-like arrangement of thin metal rods with spherical tips emerges from the pole. The bird on the right is the highest of the three. Its wings are spread upwards and outwards, forming a broad, jagged silhouette. The metal sculpture appears somewhat more abstract at this height, with sharp, pointed elements suggesting the head and beak. The poles are uniformly dark, cylindrical structures. The sky behind them is a gradient of light blue, with no clouds visible. The lighting suggests it is daytime, possibly late afternoon or early morning due to the soft, even illumination. The overall impression is one of movement and dynamism, with the sculptures evoking a sense of flight. This artwork is located in the city of Pavlodar, Kazakhstan, specifically on the embankment of the Irtysh River.
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