The scene, observed in Malaya Ven'ya, Russia, presents a close-up, elevated view of a measuring instrument positioned on a wooden surface

The scene, observed in Malaya Ven'ya, Russia, presents a close-up, elevated view of a measuring instrument positioned on a wooden surface. The instrument features a blue base with a textured black panel above it. On top of the black panel, a white strip contains a linear scale marked with "100," "50," "Litas," "0," and "50" in black numerals. A small silver screw is present at the "0" mark. Rust-colored discoloration is visible along the edge of the white strip, particularly near the "0" and "50" marks. Partially cropped silver-colored handles are visible at the far left and right ends of the blue base. Below this instrument, a translucent, frosted gray rectangular object is centrally positioned, displaying the white illuminated numerals "1170," a vertical line, and "1180." Irregular, cloudy white patterns are visible within the gray object. Below the instrument and the gray object, a light-colored wooden surface is visible, partially covered by white papers containing handwritten notations, including "G 1." on one visible sheet. No individuals are present in the image, and no active interactions are depicted.