Saturday morning, I did a model shoot and my fashionable client gave me permission to post her shoe photos.
It’s not always easy to get a perfect shoe shot.
We collaborate, experiment, try new things and these came out nicely.
I was sporting my Dansko Confetti clogs so marvel at the design of these fancy shoes.
She walks in them with ease and elegance.
(Shot with the SONY mirrorless)
Hot heels on ice.
Do you “think about size relationships when you look” at the photos?
Going to see what else I can come up with this week, specifically for the challenge.
Jack and Maura at the North Side near the Children’s Museum – Ned Kahn’s Cloud Arbor
Flat Ruthie and Found Friends
American Doll Hair Salon New York City
Carnegie Museum Summer with the Grandkids
My sister Mary, Kristin (Happy Birthday to you!) and Rick with Mona Lisa Mural in Columbus
Cameron’s Hand and His Mom’s
Oliver’s Baby Feet Guess I need another pair of feet to compare them to but they are so cute. He’s one now!
From the Archives- February 2010
Five years ago this was the winter scene on my street. Today it’s a “light dusting. ” Not sure if the groundhog’s prediction of six more weeks of winter is true but I hope we don’t have a repeat of Winter 2015.
Maura was getting ready to go outside and the accessories were on the floor in a nice light.
The boots, scarf and gloves looked like a still life to me. Their placement.
She’d gotten on the snow pants and coat already.
It was an effort but a successful one.
She ignored me as I photographed her preparing to go outside and play. Gave me an opportunity to experiment with the mirrorless camera. 
Still thinking about depth. A second gallery for the weekly challenge. What draws your eye into the picture.
Rolling Pins in Mathews Antiques, Ohio
Homestead Stacks through a rainy windshield
Duquesne Incline Tracks from Below
Looking down into the box of Bird Bath Birds at the Antique Store.
Two door windows.
City View from Incline Ride- The Monongahela River
It was Jack’s idea. Take a picture of him tossing his sock monkey in the air.
This weekend I got to be a useful grandma and help watch the younger 3 grandkids while Anna and her mom went to Cincinnati to a swim meet.
The bonus is I got to practice photography- catch motion, suffed animal mid-air, press the shutter, experiment with the new SONY mirrorless camera. Get a sense of the timing.
The kids were in jammies and ready for bed.
But hey, let’s throw stuffed animals in the air! Maura got the groundhog up and his shadow appeared on the wall!
Today’s post shot with the mirrorless Sony camera.
Henry was ecstatic it was snowing this morning.
He ran around like a rabbit. Playing in it. Rubbing his nose into a drift. Snow in his beard. He posed for me on the fire pit.
I didn’t even ask him to. I never saw a dog enjoy a snowfall as much as Henry did today.
The kids got on their snowpants and boots and slid down the front lawn and built a snowman
We came inside to warm up and I made sour cream pancakes.