My husband and I were sitting on the deck of
Mocca Coffee House in Newtown (where I had my pictures on display last summer) when I spotted this view over his shoulder. I zoomed in
and snapped. It reminded me of a quaint little French restaurant. I titled it Le Restaruant. We went there for lunch
on Valentine's Day. While it's not a french restaurant, they do serve awesome hamburgers and to die for
sweet potatoe fries. It's called 100 Church Hill Restaurant. Stop in if you get a chance. You won't be sorry.
An yet another picture taken in Washington. I had walked out the back door of the hotel to take sunset pictures of the Jefferson
Memorial and came upon this bottle and glass of wine. It was left on a table from a wedding held earlier in the day. I loved
the way the sun picked up the reflection of the tree in the glass. 
I love this picture. It's a picture of my girlfriend's grandkids. The day was sooooo hot and they were soooo
good. We were out in the hot sun for at least an hour and they did everything I asked them. A photographer's dream come
true. This was one of the last shots I took. Such beautiful innocence. - I enhanced it in Photoshop to make it look like a
painting. Thanks, Joyce for the opportunity to photograph your beautiful grandkids. 
I made this little card from a photo I took this fall at what used to be my great-grandparent's homested. We went there
earlier this summer after a family reunion nearby. It broke our hearts, especially my dad's to see that the old farmhouse
was no longer there. It was torn down and buried. This is all that is left. But it was so beautiful that my husband
and I went back again in October to capture all the beauty with the beauty of the colors in the trees.