Examples of using Lisl in English and their translations into German
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I'm the Countess Lisl von Schlaf.
Lisl Ponger lives and works in Vienna.
Picture made by Lisl Steiner on May 2, 1959.
Rainer Iglar Exhibition view Lisl Ponger.
Lisl Ponger gives a tour of her exhibition.
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Alternatively there is a bus that goes from the"Lisl castle" hotel to the castle.
Lisl Kinast was married with the actor Robert Lindner.
It was one of the first images of her Children of the Americas Project, and amazingly, some years later,she found the same nine persons right there© Lisl Steiner.
Lisl Wagner-Bacher was literally born into her profession.
The first ZWÖLFERHAUS was born in 1949 when ErnstBachmann and his wife Lisl, the grandparents of today's hotel owners, built a small home for the family in Hinterglemm in the Salzburg Alps.
Lisl Steiner in the stairs of Westlicht Vienna 47 years later, holding a vintage copy of the second picture she got of Ingrid Bergman and Lars Schmidt in the Madison Avenue of New York in 1967.
It was always great fun at the Zwölferhaus and for one or two people the evenings when Ernst played the zither and Lisl the guitar were simply unforgettable, especially when Lisl impressed guests with her songs and wonderful voice.
The actress and dancer Lisl Handl began her film career in the middle of the 30s with"Maskerade"(34),"Episode"(35),"Zirkus Saran"(35) and"Silhouetten" 36.
The Leica gallery has been run in partnership with Leica Camera since 1994 and has become a flagship of both traditional and modern photojournalism exhibitions, being located in a historic village in Greenwich Village, where its directors Rose A. Deutsch and Jay R. Deutsch havemade a praiseworthy labour since mid nineties.© Lisl Steiner.
Almost 50 years after getting the picture, Lisl Steiner holds the photograph of the coffin with the body of John Fitzgerald Kennedy lying in state that she took inside the Capitol rotunda on November 24, 1963.
This is a really fascinating picture, and though it was created unintentionally, exposing the same 35 mm film roll twice in this frame, I do believe that this image features kabbalistic elements, something which would also happen fouryears later in another extraordinary image made by Lisl Steiner the day of John Fitzgerald Kennedýs death on November 22, 1963, and in which appear 22 persons.
Though vast majority of pictures made by Lisl Steiner during her career as a professional photojournalist from late forties to nowadays have been made with 35 mm Leica rangefinder cameras, she has also often used three medium format 6 x 6 cm TLR models.
Designed by Walter Mandler at Leitz Canada factory in Midland(Ontario), following the classical Double-Gauss scheme but adding two further elements, with a weight of only 150 g and highly miniaturized dimensions, which provided great comfort of use along with a good quality at maximum aperture and superb quality stopping down from f/4,as happens in this picture in which Lisl Steiner shoots at f/8 taking advantage of the plentiful natural light available.
Lisl Steiner inside the legendary ground floor café of the Algolquin Hotel, located in 59 West 44th Street of New York, between Fifth and Sixth Avenues, and deemed one of Americás Ten Great Historic Hotels, with an antiquity of 100 years it was built in 1902.
Lisl Steiner inside Hotel Sacher of Vienna(often visited by Ingrid Bergman during fifties and sixties) 47 years later, with a Leica D-Lux 5 Titanium Special Edition given away to her by Dr. Andreas Kaufmann, Chairman of the Supervisory Board and owner of Leica Camera AG.
The photographer Lisl Steiner, who works as a freelance for Life, Time, O Cruzeiro and Keystone Press Agency is very near, with her 24 x 36 mm format Leica rangefinder camera coupled to a 50 mm lens and loaded with Kodak Tri-X 400 black and white film.
Picture made by Lisl Steiner in Times Square(New York) on November 22, 1963, a few hours after being known that JFK had been slain in Dallas(Texas), which prompted the launching of a number of special editions by the most significant newspapers and illustrated magazines of the time.
Lisl Steiner inside the Café of Schönbrunn Palace Gloriette in Vienna, by a copy on black and white photographic paper of the picture made at Arlington National Cemetery during the ceremony of folding flag some seconds before the interment of John Fitzgerald Kennedy on November 25, 1963.
Lisl Steiner has managed to climb up to a bit elevated position, striving after photographing Fidel Castro, on whose left side are Raúl Roa and Antonio Núñez Jiménez, while Nikita Kruschev and Andrei Gromyko are on his right, and Juan Almeyda is located slightly behind, on the right of the leader of the Cuban revolution.
Lisl Steiner inside the Rosen House by the Caramoor Center of Music and The Arts, with the exquisitely carved on both sides 18th century green jade folding screen from Chinese Ch́ing Dinasty(Ch́ien Lung period), featuring eight panels(one of the only two existing in the world) and gilded teak frame, in the background.
Lisl Steiner at Westlicht Vienna by a copy on black and white photographic paper of one of the pictures she made with Leica M2 and Leitz Canada Summicron-M 35 mm f/2 Version 1 SAWOM 11308 inside the Rotunda of Capitolium of Washington during the lying in state and wake of the coffin with John Fitzgerald Kennedýs human remains.
Lisl Steiner holding a black and white Kodak Super-XX 35 mm roll film(usually rated at ASA 200-250, which was the fast film per excellence between 1938 and 1953, and was used by Lisl during late forties and early fifties until the introduction of the Kodak Tri-X in 1954) negatives exposed in 1949, while its contact sheets is on the table.
The acclaimed photographer Lisl Steiner has reached the 400,000 youtube visits to her video Society is Kaput& Other Truths From an Ageless Spirit: Lisl Steiner(belonging to the What́s Underneath Project made by Style like You Productions), a remarkable success in which the 87 year old photojournalist displays energy, spirit and mettle to spare.
Lisl Steiner inside her home at Pound Ridge(New York) holding a print of the picture she took President John Fitzgerald Kennedy(second man from the right) on September 26, 1961 at a quarter to nine in the morning in the Suite of the Hotel Carlyle of New York during the meeting he had with Arturo Frondizi, President of Argentina the man wearing black glasses and shaking hands with him.
Lisl Steiner spent the previous night and the morning of April 9 until midday inside the Ebenezer Baptist Church, full of political dignitaries, art personalities, sports legends and labour leaders from all over the world, until Martin Luther Kinǵs casket was loaded into a hearse and taken to the South View Cemetery, located about fifteen minutes from downtown Atlanta, where he was buried.