Documentary photograph of a woman with long wavy chestnut-brown hair and straight bangs standing in the center of a 1960s office aisle, facing the camera with her arms relaxed at her sides. She wears a short-sleeved white pin-dot mini dress with a lightweight patterned silk scarf in blue, coral and gold tied at her neck, defined eye makeup and pink lips slightly parted, holding a calm direct gaze into the lens. Around her the office has wood-paneled walls, orange-brown patterned carpet and a drop ceiling with visible fluorescent tubes. Wooden desks line both sides of the aisle, cluttered with typewriters, papers and telephones, with potted plants and a brown leather swivel chair nearby. Several coworkers sit at desks in the background, and large windows at the back open onto a city street with parked cars. Medium shot from mid-thigh up at eye level, subject centered, shallow depth of field keeping her sharp while the distant coworkers fall into a soft blur. Even overhead fluorescent light mixes with cool daylight from the windows, giving flat, gentle illumination and naturalistic period colors. Slight analog film grain, soft contrast, natural skin texture and visible weave in the dress fabric and silk scarf. No watermark, no logo, no readable text.
