Here is a project completed for a “Fundamentals of Photography” refresher course. The task is to use a variety of lenses of my choice to document scene from my surroundings. These photographs document a family heirloom, mouse figurines collected by my wife, Pam’s, mother, Patricia Crist, assembled by Pam into two display cases with assorted figures created by Pam’s daughter, Denna.
Michael Stephen Wills Photography 
One of our daughters collects mice. She’s stopped. Do you want them?
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So nice of you to offer. These are of sentimental value to Pam, she does not collect herself, as such. No, Thank You, Peggy.
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Bel exercice de style et de technique !
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Thank You, there is always more to learn. If I did it it again would removed the pieces from the case and clean the mirror.
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What fun! I have waaaay too many cat collectibles along with a few birds and armadillos and bears … no mice, though. Hats off to Pam for treasuring her mother’s treasures.
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We were amused by the cat playing with the yarn/mouse ball.
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Totally unrelated to the intent of your post I suppose, but my favorite mouse? Ed Sullivan’s ‘topo gigio’.
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I was thinking of Topo Gigio also.
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Love the mouse collection. So cute
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Thanks for the good words, Crystal
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Impressive collection! 🙂
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I had fun with it. What is amazing is the connection from our grandchildren to their great grandmother.
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