WebMonkey posted an excerpt from Dane Howard's book "The Future of Memories : Sharing Moments with Photoshop Elements and Digital Cameras". In this excerpt the author shows what the photographers can do in abundance of possibilities and number of pictures in digital photography. The following tips are given to the reader:

• Free yourself from the viewfinder
• Shoot more images in one setting
• Shoot now, edit later
• Plan for post

Read more in the article.

Sometimes we overlook the obvious. For instance, how many of us explored the websites of the camera manufacturers? I admit, only now I looked closer at Canon's website. And here is what I found - Canon Science Lab. Even if you are pretty confident about your knowledge about the light, its physics, qualities and applications, you still may find something new among the articles of the Lab.

"Photographing a cat or a dog takes a lot of patience, but the results are well worth the effort. After all, your furry, four-footed companion is a member of your family and a good photograph of your pet will be treasured for years to come. Here are some tips for taking outstanding pictures of your family pet..." - that's how the tutorial starts. Read on to find out how to take a better picture of your pet.
Though I want to add one more tip to those explained in the tutorial: keep the camera on the level of the eyes of your pet. It will give your cat or dog more weight (read - respect) in the photograph.

Bob Shepherd wrote the article quite a while back about this effect, which is known by many for much longer time. Though I just found out about it. This is an interesting phenomenon discovered by psychologysts. And I am not going to tell you more, just read the article.

Have you ever been interested in the histrory of photography in the Canon dimension? You don't have to leave your chair to visit the museum, which will tell you the whole story - just vist the Canon Camera Museum. The history of over 70 year will unfold in front of you. There story covers years from 1933 to 2004.