Ken Worley Photography

North Carolina photographer | Oak Island, Southport, Coastal NC

Day 2: Clarinet

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Day 2: Clarinet

Today my son Brandon was practicing the clarinet for one of his college classes. He going to major in music education so he has to learn how to play many different musical instruments. This should give me the opportunity to get photographs of a variety instruments.

Manual: I read page two and three, “Getting to Know the Camera” there were lots of drawings with number showing the function of each button.

Inspiration: Jasmine Star was the site viewed today. I love the way she is so down to earth on her blog.

Ken

Day 1: Lacy

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I ran across the challenge that Scott Bourne issued to Tasra Dawson last week and thought it would be a great idea to join her in the challenge and bring our daughter in with me.
The challenge is to
1. Take at least 1 photograph everyday.
2. Read at least 1 page of your camera manual everyday.
3. View other professional images everyday.

Day 1: Lacy

Here is our dog, Lacy. She is very camera shy so I had to bribe her with treat to get her to stay and look in the right direction.

I read the page 1 of my manual today, the Introduction. I figured I would start at the beginning. I might skip around later depending on what I’m shooting that day.

I viewed Chase Jarvis site. Man, he has some great stuff.

Ken

Beach Boys

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Beach Boys

I’m sure they are dreaming of some type of hidden treasure as they comb the beach.

Ken

Pier at Sunrise

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Pier at Sunrise

I enjoy the beach in the morning and being able to admire God’s work before it gets crowded. Seeing how massive and powerful the ocean is, reminds me of how small I am. And yet God, the creator of all things, still loves me and wants to be close to me.

Ken

Painting in Africa

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Monday the church staff had the day off so we took that time to do a little painting in the nursery also know as the “cry room”.

Starting Mural

We even had help from one on the local boys.

Little Helper

Below are a few of the finished murals that we helped paint.

Ken