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This is a medium shot, taken at eye level, of a large poster affixed to a blue, corrugated metal surface, likely a shipping container. The poster, predominantly white with black and red text, features a silhouette of a person from behind, holding a Tibetan flag. The flag is comprised of red and blue stripes radiating from a sun, with white mountains and two snow lions. The text on the poster reads, "I AM TIBETAN FIRST." Below the image, it states, "BEFORE U-TSANG, AMDO, OR KHAM, WE ARE ONE PEOPLE. ONE IDENTITY. ONE TIBET. OUR UNITY IS OUR STRENGTH." To the left of this main poster, a portion of another poster is visible, featuring a woman's face and text that is too small to read clearly. In the lower right corner of the main poster, a smaller sticker shows the Tibetan flag and the words "FREE TIBET" in red text on a yellow background. The blue metal surface shows signs of rust and wear, suggesting it is an outdoor environment. The lighting suggests it is daytime. The presence of the Tibetan flag and the text indicate a political message related to Tibet. The backdrop includes trees and a traffic light, suggesting an urban setting. While not explicitly stated, such posters are often found in public spaces in cities like Delhi, India, where political activism and support for various causes are common.
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