Lindsey at gymnastics working on her back tuck.

Manual: page 151 “Custom Settings a7: AF Area Illumination”

Inspiration: Graham Wilson

We had our photo booth set up in the living room getting it ready for a wedding this weekend. The Kids decided to join in the fun.

Manual: page 151 “Custom Settings a6: AF Activation”

Inspiration: Allison and Jeff Rodgers

Today is Lacy’s birthday, so she let me put a bow tie on her and make a photo. I thnk she really enjoyed her birthday because she had some of my grilled chicken for lunch and a few treats as payment for modeling the bow tie.

Manual: page 150 “Custom Settings a5: Focus Tracking with Lock-On”

Inspiration: Scott Anderson

Here is something you don’t see every day in Georgia. Jamie decided to use Lacy as a sled dog. I don’t think she is ready for the Iditarod Trail quite yet.

Manual: page 149 “Custom Settings a4: Pattern Selection in Group Dynamic AF”

Inspiration: Robert T. Williams

It’s not very often in GA we have the chance to build a snowman, but with today’s snow fall I could not pass up building one. I did have help from my girls. Sorry that there are so many pine needles in him, but after all there are a lot of pine trees here.

Manual: page 148 “Custom Settings a3:Focus Area Frame Selection”

Inspiration: Sara France

My girls before the Father/Daughter Valentine’s Day dance. We had a great time of dinner and dancing tonight, I’m looking forward to it again next year.

Manual: page 148 “Custom Settings a2: AF-S Mode Priority Selection”

Inspiration: Jay Goldman

Our Church has a Father/Daughter Valentine’s Day dance every year. We were helping to set up for the dance tonight and decided to take a look at the bridal room since we are photographing a wedding there in less than two weeks. We wanted to see if it had changed since the last time we were in the room. I decided to use a rose that will be part of the decoration tomorrow to do a little lighting test.

Manual: page 148 “Custom Settings a 1: AF-C Mode Priority Selection”

Inspiration: Martin Schembri

A county worker crosses the street to mark the water lines. I made this photo while driving at about forty-five miles per hours on the way home. Clicking the shutter as I passed while panning the camera to keep the blur down.
(Do not try this at home, please keep both hands on the steering wheel while driving, only a professional should attempt making photos while driving.)

Manual: page 146 “Custom Settings C: Custom Setting Bank”

Inspiration: Marc Weisberg