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Wilted Purple Tulips Discarded In A Trash Bin Representing Waste, Environmental Impact, And Sustainability Concept Of Royalty-Free Stock Photo


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Wilted purple tulips discarded in a trash bin representing waste, environmental impact, and sustainability concept of #369288753
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A close-up of wilted purple tulips thrown into a trash bin, symbolizing waste and the environmental impact of discarded flowers, the image highlights themes of sustainability, consumer culture, and the fleeting nature of beauty in modern society.

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