article_snippet: As fans continue to mourn the passing of fans favorite Vulcan, Leonard Nimoy's passion  for photography - and the women Leonard Nimoy's put in front of the lens - is also being recognized.
article_snippet: Nimoy, called the 'Conscience of Star Trek' by the show's creator, once said Leonard Nimoy's used photography to express the idea of feminine power.
article_snippet: Nimoy was nervous the day of the shoot, afraid Nimoy wouldn't do Nimoy new subject justice, Nimoy told NPR. '
article_snippet: And Nimoy pictures immediately sparked an interest and a response from the public.
article_snippet: And a new passion had sparked inside Nimoy.
article_snippet: Nimoy said his pictures show the women's strong self-esteem . '
article_snippet: And with that Nimoy became an unlikely, but passionate, size-acceptance advocate.
article_snippet: Nimoy said his pictures show the women's strong self-esteem, Nimoy wrote for R.Michelson Galleries, where his pictures were featured in. '
article_snippet: It wasn't a far step for Nimoy, who has a history of championing women.
article_snippet: Nimoy approached the managers of the show and immediately had Nimoy pay equalized, Nimoy confirmed to TrekMovie.com .
article_snippet: And in the 1970s Nimoy fought for Nichelle Nichols again, telling producers
article_snippet: Nimoy refused to do Spock's voice in the animated Star Trek series if Nichols, who had yet to receive the offer, was hired as well.