Hand Holding Telephone Handset

This mage shows a close-up view of a hand gripping a traditional telephone handset. The hand is wrapped around the handle of the handset, with the fingers naturally curling around it, conveying a sense of grip and engagement. The focus is on the details of the hand and the handset, with light reflections on the smooth surface of the telephone, emphasizing its texture.

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Hand Holding Telephone Handset