**32k HD, hyper-realistic, high-quality resolution, very thick frame, with all displays adjusted to the original image. Even with background adjustments, the image becomes sharper, fuller, and maintains high image quality, enhancing the original theme.**32k HD wallpaper, hyper-realistic, black and white photograph, captured from a high vantage point, showcasing a scene from the Batavia Oil Company in Balikpapan, Indonesia, during the 1920s-1940s. The photograph highlights the industrial landscape and the company's operations. In the foreground, a sandy beach with a small boat anchored in shallow water, littered with debris suggesting recent activity or construction. The beach slopes upwards toward a long, weathered wooden pier extending into the water, supported by wooden pilings, reflecting its long history. The middle ground reveals a cluster of buildings, part of the oil company's facilities, including industrial structures and possible offices or residential units for workers, partially obscured by trees and hills in the distance. In the background, a vast expanse of water, likely a bay or harbor, with several boats suggesting maritime activity. A large crane is visible, indicating loading or unloading operations. The scene evokes industry, progress, and the interaction between human activity and the natural environment in 1920s Balikpapan.**