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This close-up, low-angle photograph features a large, four-bladed ship propeller monument set against a clear blue sky. The propeller's surface, likely bronze or a similar alloy, shows distinct horizontal machining marks or ridges. Strong, warm, golden sunlight illuminates the lower and right-hand blades, creating bright highlights and emphasizing the textured surface, while other areas remain in shadow, appearing duller and grey. At the center of the propeller's hub is a circular, olive-green emblem. White, sans-serif lettering arches across the top, spelling "NOBLESSNER." Below this, a large white capital "N" is encircled by a white ring. At the bottom of the emblem, centered, are the numbers "• 1912 •". The emblem is secured to the propeller hub by several visible bolts around its perimeter. Through the gaps between the propeller blades, glimpses of a maritime environment are visible. In the lower left, the dark canvas cover of a boat's canopy is partially seen. Further back, through another gap, a rock breakwater, calm blue water, and the mast of a sailboat in the distance are discernible. The "Noblessner" inscription and the date "1912" identify the location as the Noblessner Port in Tallinn, Estonia, a former shipyard transformed into a modern cultural and leisure district.
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