Can you tell which pictures are real and which pictures are computer generated? I only got about half of them right. read more | digg story

I don’t have a section in my blog for stupid photographer tricks, but if I did that would seem to be the appropriate place for a recent article from David Pogue on teaching your camera to play catch. He has a link to photographs shot using the following methodology: You set your digital camera to ...

43Folders has some great ideas on how to use a camera in your cell phone in useful ways: Remember where you parked – In a parking lot or garage, snap a photo of the section where you’ve parked. If you’re parked on the street in a strange neighborhood, grab a picture of an address, a ...

Now that Apple has announced the Apple iPod Camera Connector which will allow you to connect your iPod photo to your digital camera, I was thinking about what I really want. Since the iPod supports firewire, I want to be able to connect my iSight as a microphone on a normal iPod, as a camera ...

The ScreenSavers today had a pointer this sitewhere photographers in Italy mounted a stationary camera and took pictures of the same scene throughout a 24 hour period. You can use a thumb wheel to spin through the pictures and even hear ambient noise from particular times of day.

I have created a new store with merchandise imprinted with some of my photographs.

Wired had an interesting article that led me to the Photo Sharing site Flickr. Flickr has some interesting community features such as commenting on pictures and even leaving a virtual sticky on the photo, that points something out, with your comment.

Here is a photo gallery that I stumbled across of travel pictures that I wish I had taken.

Yes even California has seasons. Here are some pictures I shot yesterday within a few blocks of my house. I was looking for images I could use for backgrounds for slides for the video system (Visual Connection) at my church.

Digital Photography Review pans the iPod Photo: Last week Apple announced the much anticipated iPod Photo. This unit is identical in size to the current fourth generation iPod but instead of the monochrome screen it gets a color 2.0″ 116,000 pixel LCD. The iPod Photo is capable of displaying photos synced onto its hard disk ...