Ken Worley Photography

North Carolina photographer | Oak Island, Southport, Coastal NC

Day 10: Reins

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Day 10: Reins

Reins laying across the gate of a fence. I like the rugged look and feel the fence adds to the photograph.

Manual: page 14 and 15 “Inserting Memory Card” tells how to insert, remove and format the CompactFlash memory card.

Inspiration: Jessica Horwitz

Ken

Day 8: Motorcycle Gang?

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Day 8: Motorcycle Gang?

I was driving down the highway and saw a group of motorcyclist coming my way, so I had to get a photograph. I always wonder where a group that large is going. The next time I may have to follow the get the full story.

Manual: pages 10 and 11 ” Charging and Inserting the Battery” an interesting part of the manual tells you to only use Nikon Brand Electronic Accessories. This is very good advise, I tried to use a third party battery and would not work so I’ll be sticking with Nikon batteries.

Inspiration: David Ziser’s blog Digital ProTalk is very informative. He give tips on all aspect of being a professional photographer.

Ken

Day 5: New Orleans Snow?

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Day 5: New Orleans Snow?

I didn’t know that New Orleans had enough snow to have a style of sno-balls.

Manual: Pages 6 and 7 “The Viewfinder Display”

Inspiration: Ross Oscar Knight was in the latest issue of Professional Photographer magazine. I also had the opportunity to meet him at one of the local user group here in Atlanta.

Ken

Day 4: Lone Stroller

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Day 4: Lone Stroller

While at the park today I spotted this stroller in the field with no one around. Don’t worry there was not a baby in it; and yes, the owners did come back to the lone stroller.

Manual: page 5 “Control Panel” so much information on a small LCD.

Inspiration: Tony Corbell Wedding and Portrait Photography International’s Lifetime Achievement Award winner.

Ken

Day 3: Colors

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Day 3: Colors

I like the colors in this photograph. These are stackable counters that Kathryn let me play with for today’s photo.

Manual: Page 4 Camera Body (continued) more drawings with numbers showing button functions.

Inspiration: Bumatay Studios I enjoy the details of their photographs.

Ken