Professionals photos on Flickr

Here's a 3 piece set of professional hair salon styling tools. I'm not an expert on these items, so I can only provide basic info. One of these looks to be a hot pressing comb, the other two look to be styling irons of some sort, not exactly sure. All three are marked with "Hot Silver", which I believe is a Belson product. One is clearly marked with model 9116. There is a mutli heat or multi temp control on each of these. Each one was plugged in for testing, and all three turned on just fine. These are sold AS IS. No other attachments, boxes, or paperwork available.

This set is currently up for auction on eBay: www.ebay.com/itm/260866356293

Please note: I will accept PayPal only. Will ship within the USA only.

2010 Holiday Gift Wrapping by Lisa Gleeson

Lisa's Gift Wrappers

Hanukkah, Christmas, Easter, and Kwanza are among the most popular holidays. Our styles cover from retro to formal. Add to that the perfect card, gift tag, or special tie in to finish that look! We have over 700 ribbon choices, 175+ styles of wrapping paper, unique gift tags and tie-ons, cards, and gifts items. Come see what one of our Wrap Artists can do for your next Holiday Gift!www.LisasGiftWrappers.com

2017 Professional Networking Symposium-TW by Westminster College

Professional Networking Symposium 4/1/17

Professional Portraits by Anaka Morris

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YAL_2022_hires-2307 by Metropolis of Pittsburgh Y2AM

Family Photoshoot by joel

The Death Professionals by Kieran Wakefield

Three Short Films and a Series of Images

The idea of photographing and documenting the Funeral directors was one that I found fascinating, this was mainly due to the lack of images seen on the subject previously and the little amount I knew about how they operate. I set out with the intention of creating a ‘traditional’ documentary series of images, but at the same time, a body of work that could be easily shaped into which ever output I found fit. Establishing the project concept quite quick was important to me, aiming to give myself the maximum amount of time in which to research and question funeral customs. Using books that highlighted British funeral rituals and articles that display social media’s influence on the documentation of wakes allowed me to fully inform my work.

During my time documenting those in the funeral industry I was able to photograph multiple funerals, pallbearers, crematorium workers, gravediggers and the deceased. I was fortunate to be able to photograph the preparation for a funeral, allowing me to see and capture the most sensitive moments. Whilst continuing to photograph the funeral directors and local services I was continually asking questions, always wanting to know more and find out the reasoning why things were done in such a way. This body of work has allowed me to give a compelling insight into the funeral industry, revealing the options we have after a death and the options most of us choose. Interviewing those who desire to work alongside death has hopefully provided a better explanation of why they are interested and intrigued by death, exploring their personal understandings of bereavement and the afterlife.

Ann Kearns - Rottweiler Beach Boy by Ann Kearns

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This dog was just fantastic. Loved him! These are from a mini-session I did at a local beach (which is quite the little find in my neck of the cold, Canadian, woods). :)

The water was actually really icky brown in the photos...I made it blue in Photoshop (couldn't help myself!)

Our Professional Staff by John Dale