It’s true that old-fashioned film photography is an art form In fact, in this day and age, that’s about all it is, which is somewhat ironic

Summer offers a lot of opportunity for fun and frolic in the sun, and you’ll want to capture as many memories as possible The best way is with a digital camera

“We cannot command nature except by obeying her” Francis Bacon Whether you’re taking a picture of a geranium in your backyard garden or a grizzly bear in the Rocky Mountains, capturing a great photo outdoors means working with Mother Nature, and not trying to impose your photographic will upon her

On the 4th of July, people all over the nation come together to celebrate Independence and freedom That makes it a great day to take a lot of photos

Father's Day gifts are typically practical items - lawn care equipment, ties, golf balls, a new tennis racquet - stuff he can use Rarely do you get something sentimental for dad - it just doesn't fit the day, and it usually doesn't fit the dad

It seems like everybody is sharing photos online But it also seems as if it’s less about sharing memories, and more about sharing a funny photo they found on the Internet, or just putting a bunch of photos from a vacation into a file folder for people to view

There are quite a few photo sharing sites on the Internet these days But just because some have millions of users, does that make them ideal for easy photo sharing

The Internet has revolutionized all of our lives in so many ways One of the most visible examples is easy photo sharing - with the click of a button, you can send a picture to a friend or relative on the opposite side of the world in a matter of seconds

It’s true that old-fashioned film photography is an art form In fact, in this day and age, that’s about all it is, which is somewhat ironic

There are many ways to share family history Some like to collect letters, or speak with older relatives and write down what they say