Sunday, March 7, 2010

Day 149: Sunrise Rings

Day 149: Sunrise Rings


We met our Bride and Groom on the beach this morning for a sunrise shoot. Here is a shot of the rings as we were leaving. The session was great, but man was it cold. It was about 34 degrees and we did wade out into the water a little while shooting. I have no problem doing what ever it takes to get a great photograph.

Manual: page 158 "Custom Settings d4: CL-Mode Shooting Speed"

Inspiration: Michele Celentano

Ken

Saturday, March 6, 2010

Day 148: Orchid

Day 148: Orchid

I enjoyed the contrasting colors of the orchid against the wall.

Manual: page 158 "Custom Settings d3: Viewfinder Warning Display"

Inspiration: Jason Aten

Ken

Friday, March 5, 2010

Day 147: Sunset Under Bridge

Day 147- Sunset Under Bridge


Our Bride and Groom, here in Jacksonville, FL, invited us to the rehearsal dinner, which was a dinner cruse on the St. Johns River. I made this photo with my cell phone from the deck of the boat. I love the sunset under the bridge.

Manual: page 158 "Custom Settings d2: Viewfinder Grid Display"

Inspiration: Gary Chapman

Ken

Thursday, March 4, 2010

Day 146: Working Colors

Day 146: Working Colors


The girls were working on cross stitching today, during a little break I noticed how the colors of the thread really popped.

Manual: page 158 "Custom Settings d1: Beep"

Inspiration: Tim Mantoani

Ken

Wednesday, March 3, 2010

Day 145: Snow Chair

Day 145: Cold Chair


I've heard of cold feet and I've heard of being in the hot seat. But I'm not sure exactly where this would fall.

Manual: page 157 "Custom Settings c5: Monitor-Off Delay"

Inspiration: David Esquire

Ken

Tuesday, March 2, 2010

Day 144: Snow Flake

Day 144: Snow Flake


We had some very large snow flakes here today; a better name may be a snow cluster.

Manual: page 157 "Custom Settings c4: Self-Timer Delay"

Inspiration: Chris and Lynn Jaksa

Ken

Monday, March 1, 2010

Day 143: Pig Art

Day 143: Pig Art


I'm not sure which is better: a garden gnome or pig art. Look closely; it appears to have wings on each side and there are two eyelets on top. I bet a cable could be thread through the eyelets, then strung between two trees like a zip line to make an awesome flying pig.

Manual:page 157 "Custom Settings c3: Auto Meter-Off Delay"

Inspiration: Cunningham Photo Artist

Ken