Wordless Wednesday: Would it Fit?
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Such beautiful sandals Sreejith. Great shot! 😀
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Thank you, Sonel 🙂
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Beautiful and leaves one pondering who the shoe may be for….
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I have seen one guy checking the kids sandals and asking the size and price, mostly it could be for his daughter 🙂
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omg, they are so pretty!!! And a lovely way to represent them.
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Thank you Charlotte 🙂
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I really like this capture. The perspective is excellent! 🙂
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Thank you, Jackie 🙂
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Nice capture, Sreejith!
And by the way, it’s really a pair of beautiful sandals 🙂
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Thank you, Chris 🙂
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nice and colorful 🙂
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Thanks Joshi 🙂
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I guess they must belong to an adorable Indian Cinderella waiting for her Prince, am I wrong ? 🙂
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Perfect… I should have given a caption like that 🙂 Now I can’t, it’s your copy right…
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I can delete it 😀
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Please don’t 🙂 I am honored to have comments like this with me post rather than only my post and captions 🙂
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You are too nice 🙂
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Thank you 🙂
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A picture that says a great deal. Nice job!
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Thanks a lot, John 🙂
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such a simple photo but it’s very emotional. I love it..
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Thank you, Livonne 🙂
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very cute 🙂
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🙂 Thank you …
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Beautiful!
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Thank you 🙂
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Endearing shot 🙂 Did they fit?
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Endearing shot 🙂 Did they fit?
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I doubt?
That guy was checking it out for his kid, but didn’t take it 🙂 and there were so many other beautiful ones too, problem with choice also I feel 🙂
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So nice!
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Thank you so much, Nicole 🙂
You would be wondering, how come this message after almost an year 🙂
So sorry to miss out your comment then…
Hope you are having a great time 🙂
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very cool image – the sandals of course steal the show – but the hands add this cool framing. the hand turned down on the top – with the ring – that kind a matches the sandals – and works for interest and beauty – and then the bootm hand with opened fingers – and holding the shoes –
I feel like it could be an analogy for a “few” things – but for now – let’s just look at the direct oner – the adult taking care of the child – and the masculine and feminine collide – and the all black backdrop gives it a pro feel….
but….
then I just read the comment oPaula and see the man did not own the shoes and nor was he holding them for his loved one – ha! but my story still could apply –
but great shot ❤
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I shot this image almost an year back and still I could feel the ambiance…
I was in a shopping mall and there were all kinds of interesting things for ladies and kids, like sandals, dresses and toys.
Waiting for my wife I had to kill time and I resorted to taking photos…
The way this person took each sandal and checked the size and price, I felt, it was for his kid and he was totally involved in it’s selection.
It’s always interesting to just follow the hand movements of people and that could alone tell some interesting stories 🙂
It’s really nice to see your comment here and so glad that you enjoyed this one, Yvette 🙂
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thanks for the reply S. 🙂
and I bet there are many husbands who have said that very thing… “Waiting for my wife I had to kill time and I resorted to taking photos…”
hah!
and hope all is well in your part of the world – and seeing that it is V-day – well had to share this cheesy vintage greeting card that was on the bytes blog….
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I can clearly say, my wife is the biggest supporter and encouragement in my travels and photography 🙂
We had a beautiful Valentines day weekend, Yvette 🙂
Thank you so much for sharing this beautiful vintage card…
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