I’ve got tomatoes coming out of my ears! I love this time of year, and there’s something about a big harvest of foods that makes me want to take out my camera.

Want to get a shot of your favorite feisty cat? Sometimes you’ve gotta get on your hands and knees and follow him around the yard.

What do you get when you combine an overly-bright window and a darkened room? Silhouette opportunities! The key to making great silhouettes is getting your exposure right.

Nothing like a nice, snuggly swaddle right after a bath. Read on to see the image and find out how it was made.

Shadow pictures are wonderful because they give an indication of a person. Here are some tips for capturing shadows just like Wendy might have captured Peter Pan’s.

Who doesn’t love punchy colors and splashy sunlight reflecting off the ocean in summer? But summer looks great in black & white too.

Expensive studio lights can be fun, but using natural light is really such an easy way to bump up the caliber of your amateur portrait shots. Here are a few tips for making the most of the light mother-nature gave you!

A hearty congratulations goes out to 1 photo guy for his winning photo titled “Natural Bridge Virginia” that he added to our DigitalPhotographyBlogs.com group pool on Flickr.