I'm not sure that that is an image file per se. If you strip the junk
out from the decoded file you get this:

... Packager Shell Object ... Package ... 2010-8-23 _9999_bum
street_Stewart McNicholl_IMAGE_005.jpg ... C:\Users\Stewart
McNicholl\Desktop\2010-8-23 _9999_bum street_Stewart McNicholl_IMAGE
_005.jpg ... C:\Users\STEWAR~1\AppData\Local\Temp\2010-8-23 _9999_bum
street_Stewart McNicholl_IMAGE_005 (2).jpg ...

It looks like some sort of archive format perhaps.

A jpeg encoded in base 64 would probably start "/9j/4AAQ....", or
something like that.

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