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The document discusses creative designs and branding strategies for several companies. It analyzes photos from Samsung, OnePlus, and Bose that showcase their products in appealing ways. The Samsung photo uses lighting and blurring to draw focus to the subject. The OnePlus image highlights the fingerprint scanner and features curved edges and contrasting colors for visual appeal. Finally, the Bose photo positions the earphones against a sparkling background to complement the black color and draw attention to the brand name.
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