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There are a number of ways, but what I do is just email the photos to myself, and I get to pick my file size within some ranges. I'm not saying it's the best way, but it works for me.

I really like those sandals. I have a similar pair that I bought a long time ago from Jessica Simson, only the heels aren’t quite that high. I haven’t worn them yet this summer. I’ll have to dig them out and see if they still fit. I think I’ll wait until after this storm passes, though.

The evidence gathered after an accident will include that relating to a driver's control (or otherwise) of a vehicle, and that could include mode of dress just as much as physical condition, illness, drink/drug influence etc. I did not have the rapacious lawyer in mind, but he too will be minded to exploit such evidence as may be presented. The law does not contain specific 'clothing' offences but the Highway Code (notably Rule 97) is always relevant when considering the conduct of a driver/rider. I rest my case.

And how does the ambulance chasing lawyer come to learn if this - unless he’s involved in the wreck itself

Puffer is not talking about conviction or getting a ticket. He is talking about one of lowest forms of life, the 'Ambulance Chasing Lawyer'. And how this might be used in a case determining cause and fault.

Not nearly as unlikely as you suggest. Have an accident whilst wearing arguably unsuitable footwear (or clothing) in relation to control of a vehicle and it would very likely be a factor in charges and proceedings. And in terms of insurance recovery or liability where contributory negligence arises. Plenty of scope for trouble, and should be easily avoided, although most of us transgress from time to time.