A cinematic three-quarter-length photograph of nivdoyle woman in her uniform, her crisp tan uniform shirt and azure necktie with a gold tie bar, a woman of twenty-seven, standing on the wide stone front steps of an old limestone church converted into a small-town sheriff's station, holding a large black umbrella over her head with one hand and a clipboard against her chest with the other, smiling warmly down the steps toward a visitor out of frame. Steady rain falls on Main Street at dusk; the wet steps and pavement mirror the glowing yellow windows of the church and a painted wooden sign by the door. Behind her the heavy oak double doors stand open, spilling warm tungsten light from the lobby, and the tall arched stained-glass windows glow amber above. The deep blue dusk sky and a row of streetlamps along the empty street turn the falling rain into silver streaks. Warm doorway light rims her from behind while a cool blue streetlamp on the left lights her face. 35 mm lens, shallow depth of field, rich blue-and-amber colour, fine grain.