Answer

Jambudweep is usually shown in Jain cosmology diagrams and paintings, rather than as a real-world photograph. ( artsandculture.google.com)

Visual References

Here are some good image pages that show Jambudweep / Jambudvipa:

• Wikimedia Commons: Jambudvipa in Jain Cosmology. ( commons.wikimedia.org)
• Wikimedia Commons: Jain Cosmological Map of the Universe - Jambudvipa. ( commons.wikimedia.org)
• Google Arts & Culture: Indian Cosmography. ( artsandculture.google.com)
• The Metropolitan Museum of Art: Jain cosmological map of adhaidvipa. ( metmuseum.org)

Takeaway

If you want, I can also explain the Jambudweep diagram in simple Jain language—such as Meru, Bharat Kshetra, and the surrounding continents.