Watercolor A painting of my friend Dianna sewing in my back room. There are referances to two painters I admire, Sorolla and Sargent, taped to the mirror behind Dianna. This was shown in a National Exhibition.

Watercolor This is of my daughter competing in a horse event. The challenge was to capture the movement. This painting was included in a book.

Watercolor Amy, my granddaughter, was the model for this painting. I photographed her diving in my swimming pool from a high vantage point. I semi-abstracted the format because I was interested in the fragmentation of the water as she dove through it.

Watercolor Michael was my driver on a ride through Killarney National Park, Ireland. He agreed to stop so that I could photograph him and his buggy. This was shown in a National Exhibition.

Watercolor My husbands grandmother, Nina, is reading a letter. She has years of interest in her face.

Watercolor Kristi, my daughter, and her husband, Matt, having a chat before a horse competition.

Watercolor This is my grandson on his first birthday riding on one of his toys. This was shown in a National Exhibition.

Watercolor My two granddaughters were dancing, spinning and enjoying themselves, in my backyard, on a warm last day of summer.

Watercolor This is a painting of my granddaughters playing in the backyard on a late afternoon at the end of the summer; when the light is low in the horizon, and very warm.

Watercolor Some flowers from my garden. This is a small study in red.