Here are a few of my favorites.

To view their preview slide show click here. (this is a big slide show show so allow time for it to load) Here are a few of my favorites.

I just wanted to let everyone know that I will be away from my computer and phone for a few days. If you received an email that your prints were ready for pick up. I will contact you once I am back.

I want to tell you about my grandmother, Granny. I lived with my Granny until I was 24 and joined the Air Force. My Granny raised me, my sister, brother and 4 other cousins after their mom died. After I left home and was an “adult” I knew could still call her to ask her questions, even silly questions, like is $1.50 a pound a good price for half-runner beans or what flowers can I plant in my front yard that do not require lots of sunlight (this was my most recent question, two Saturdays ago) or to tell her I found white squash here (she would mail me some every summer from NC). She never laughs, she just answers them and I can hear the smile in her voice as she answers. She still calls me sweetie when I call her and still jokes when I say “I love you granny,” that she has been loving me for xx years now. I just wanted her to get better. She was a great second mother to me and I will miss her dearly. I know the next time I think a “I know, Granny would know,” thought it will hit me. But for today I wanted to tell you about my Grandmother, my Granny.

This from a few years ago.

For the last couple of years I have had a blast photographing Cyndi’s Studio’s team and recital pictures. We completed the team pictures and still have the recital pictures left photograph. I couldn’t resist the tempation to share some from the team pictures.

To learn more about classes offered at Cyndi’s Studio give Cyndi a call at 740-532-1381.

When I lived in Germany there was a restaurant in downtown Wiesbaden, Mykonos, that I absolutely loved. It was a Greek restaurant and my very first experience with Greek food. I fell in love, I mean, I absolutely, positively, head over heels love at first bite. I could eat there every week and for a few months I did. They had yummy Greek Salads, gyro’s and moussaka. When I came back to the states I searched and searched for a Greek restaurant that was even close to what I had grown to love in Germany. Sadly, I never found it until, last September. A Greek restaurant opened in Ashland and I found my Greek food and made new friends. Chris and Effie Mitropoulos own and operate Chris’s Gyro. It is located in the KYOVA Mall. Effie prepares authentic Greek dishes such as moussaka, pastitsio, spinach pie, lentil soup, baklava and karitopita. I recently grabbed my cameras and headed out to Chris’. Here are some of my favorites.

If you would like to enjoy authentic Greek Cuisine visit Chris’ Gyro at the KYOVA Mall 10699 US RT 60 in Ashland, Kentucky. You can also place your order by phone at 606-928-2288. Tell him Teresa sent you.

I spent last week photographing dance pictures for Cyndi’s Studio in Ironton, Ohio. Since I was alredy set up we were able to sneak in a quick session for Cyndi and her sister Teresa.