Collection of Torn and Curled Panoramic Photographs

A collection of at least nine miscellaneous photographic prints scattered across a textured surface. The items consist of two larger, vertically oriented panoramic photos and seven smaller square/rectangular prints. The prints appear to be modern digital reproductions or instant-style photography, characterized by high-gloss finishes and white borders. A significant physical characteristic is the severe curling of the paper, particularly evident in the smaller prints, indicating a thin paper stock susceptible to humidity changes or heat. The two larger central images are notably damaged; they appear to have been roughly torn or ripped, with jagged edges and exposed white paper fibers along the breaks. The subjects of the photos are varied, depicting landscapes, architecture, and what appear to be urban night scenes with purple and yellow light trails. The condition is poor due to the intentional or accidental tearing and the significant warping/curling. There are no visible maker's marks or artist signatures discernible from the image. The items show signs of rough handling, and the glossy surface reflects ambient blue and white light, suggesting a synthetic coating characteristic of contemporary photo lab prints or consumer-grade photo paper from the early 21st century.