dancer from about midway between the ankles and the knee-caps to the feet. The dancer in Lewin's photograph is wearing leg-warmers which are not torn, and are completely different in appearance and color from those in plaintiff's photograph. Lewin's photograph depicts a dancer wearing socks or stockings and ballet shoes, and these, too, are in stark contrast to the stockings and shoes in plaintiff's photograph. Moreover, while both dancers are in the "fifth position", the photographs are noticeably distinguishable in their portrayals of this classic pose, in the angle from which they were taken, and in their overall portrayal, effect and presentation. In short, the Court finds that there is no likelihood of confusion between these two photos.
In addition to the obvious differences between the two photographs, Ms.shadow.

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