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Hôtel particulier élevé en 1900 par l'architecte Georges Masquet pour l'avocat A. Nicollet.
Façade de style Art Nouveau avec bow-window orné de vitraux dus au verrier Louis-Victor Gesta.
Private mansion built in 1900 by the architect Georges Masquet for the lawyer A. Nicollet.
Art Nouveau facade with bow-window decorated with stained glass windows by Louis-Victor Gesta.
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Place de la Trinité. Toulouse. Haute-Garonne. Occitanie. France.
Hwy 95 meanders over The Camas Prairie in North Central Idaho. The bridge in the distance spans Lawyers Canyon. The old highway ran through the bottom of the canyon.
Today is the correction of "HAYSURIZA_Eyewear_lawyer".
By the way, I'm wearing long white hair.
This hair is white so it looks like just white hair.
Can't I get platinum blonde hair?
Where can I get platinum blonde long hair?
This is a portrait of a local lawyer for an upcoming magazine article. Like most assignments i was not given much info or guidelines, just get a cool shot.
I used one sb28 flash on a sc17 cord and bounced it off the wall to the left of him. The background was ambient light.
Since i will not have time to do a shot for the background assignment, this will have to be my entry.
"Lawyers" are not rude at this Washington Island (Wisconsin) restaurant, they are the local name for a kind of fish. A lawyer is a spineless, eel-like fresh water codfish. I did not stop to sample a lawyer as I was headed to a nearby restaurant to take "the bitters challenge".
Snowball fight during lunch break!
Shot with my lensbaby (no photoshopped DOF). Manual focus, terribly difficult to use in action shots, most of them were out of focus, but when it all comes together....
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Dr. Charig was the only jewish lawyer in the city of Stendal. He became famous in a legal dispute with a antisemitic pastor.
He and his wife where deported around 1942 to the Warsaw Ghetto. They didn't survive. This sign on the house, where he had his office survived. The Stumbling Stone, which was laid for both in the city "disappeared". There's a memorial sign with his story at the entrance of the district court of Stendal.
Olympus Pen F on Fuji Across 100 developed in CaffenolCL.
3 flashes used,
Godox AD 200 Key cameral left; 80cm softbox
Godox AD 200 fill ccamera right; small octabox (similar in size to 80cm sb)
Godox V350s hair light camera right; godox snoot
All triggered with Godox X-ProS
According to Wikipedia this building between the current and former Ashtabula County courthouses was not a train station despite it resembling one. It contains offices and is known as Lawyers Row.
Lawyer Office here in our home town thought it looked good for a pattern or symmetric shapes.
Turned out pretty good! Nice colors
I'm not expecting this picture to generate much interest at all here on Flickr. The reason I'm posting it is I am at heart a man who who wanted to be an actress. I wanted to play female roles. What this means is I enjoy experimenting with make-up, wigs and female outfits.
The reality is I am rubbish at acting but as I get older I fear missing out on my dream of taking on female roles. Some may cringe and squirm at my admission of wanting this and though I think I may well invite ridicule I simply had to try it out, albeit in private.
I have always liked the look of the business woman and female lawyers. Their outfits are stylish and admittedly prim and somewhat severe. I think the mix of primness with make-up, bright red lipstick and smooth shaved legs and high heel court shoes is a mix of femininity and confidence and I do find it rather sexy.
On Sunday, having had my first cross-dressing opportunity in ten months I had a desire to try out the severe lawyer appearance I enjoyed putting on the make-up, finding a suitable wig and skirt suit and felt the final touch to get the look was to adopt a less than impressed aloof haughty expression on my face and fasten up the top button on my shirt.
It is not a pretty feminine look but I felt quite the woman when I stood in front of the mirror and ruined the prim severity by smiling at my reflection. Having finally got into character and wiped the smile of my face, I took a photo. I'm going to admit I really enjoyed this look and felt quite a thrill to be portraying myself this way. If I am honest, I actually felt empowered to be this woman, the whole outfit was great to wear and I loved the shoes. I would love to go to a meeting dressed this way. I have always been attracted to the prim tailored appearance of female lawyers. I think the make-up and the skirt and heels gives their image real panache over their male counterparts.
I think it would be fun to create a theme on Flickr of prim but stylish tailored female looks. I am definitely going to explore this one further. Has anyone else ever faced exploring this type of female appearance?
Most of the RR trestles on the Camas line were wooden but this one needed to be metal. It is 1500 feet long and 286 feet high above Lawyers Canyon.
From fairies at the bottom of your garden to 'the borrowers' we are obsessed with the fantasy of little people in a full-sized world. My 'Downsizing' project, using model railway figures and everyday objects, is merely an extension of those thoughts. This project began with general themes then later morphed into ‘Downsizing Legal’, a series of ‘Lawyer Art’ images on the same theme. See/buy many more of my Downsizing images at Redbubble.com via the link on my website Biog page or buy 16 x 12 fine art paper prints via my Etsy Shop.