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CCD BVRI photometry is presented for type II Supernovae 2004A and 2004ek. SN2004A is found to be a typical SN II-P, with the shape of the light and colorcurves and maximum luminosity closely matching those for SN 1999em. SN 2004ekshows unusual light curves with long flat plateau in the B band, two peaks inthe V and prominent brightening in the R and I bands, starting about 45 dayspast outburst. The brightness decline after the plateau stage is probably quiteslow. The plateau luminosity is about 1.5 mag brighter than average for SNII-P.

Photometric observations of two type II-P Supernovae: normal SN II-P 2004A and unusual SN 2004ek