Photographed August 25, 2015
Sandal by the Shore
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Tag Archives: Sandals
Sole #4
Flipping it over:
The Native Americans in the southwest used to make their sandals with patterns on the sole that were unique to each group. Then when they left footprints, others could tell by the sandal impressions which group they were from.
Sole #4 was once an Adidas Santiossage slide, perhaps $29.95.
Photographed August 18, 2014
Girl’s Sparkly Sandal
Photographed August 18, 2014
Green Plastic Sandal Two Weeks Later
The green plastic sandal is still on the beach two weeks later.
Photographed August 14, 2014
Green Plastic Sandal
This single piece of fluorescent green plastic folds into a sandal shape. It also has toes.
See it here first along the beach.
Then closer…
Photographed July 31, 2014
Leopard Print Flip-Flop Wedge
Well, I see you got your brand new leopard print flip-flop wedge
Photographed May 30, 2014
Broken Strap Sandal
Just this one time, the journalist becomes involved with her subject. I just had to see what the sandal looked like, so I flipped it over.
Photographed August 29, 2013
Flower Sandals
Sandals decorated with a pink flower design.
They lie between a parking lot and a catwalk that goes out to the breakwater.
From the entrance to the catwalk, you can look down on rocks and waves.
Malodorous seaweed accumulates.
Photographed July 23, 2013
Beaded Sandal
An attractive beaded sandal abandoned like Andromeda on the rocks.
Awaiting its fate on the group of rocks at the water’s edge:
Photographed July 18, 2013
Swoosh
Photographed May 24, 2013
Shoes On The Beach 