The best way for me to dive further into photography or just refresh my creative mojo is to get into the calm, curated space of a fine art museum. There's so many wonderful photo driven shows around the country now, many of them coming down Monday. So bring your sketchpad and get lost in some remarkable images that will inspire your own photography. More

If you're like I am, you take your DLSR everywhere - to the beach, to parties, and just around town. Sometimes it's nice to dress things up a little. Whether its to match your outfit, or just to pack in a little more functionality, there are so many camera straps out there that are so much better than Nikon or Canon's kit strap. More

Favorite design blogger, Andrew Kim of Minimally Minimal, is back again with another "what if" design. This time Andrew imagines a mirrorless camera through the design philosophies of Naoto Fukasawa, resulting a camera design where simplicity takes front stage in form and function... More

Bethany Nauert is one of the talented photographer/bloggers for Apartment Therapy. She also shoots editorial features for Elle Decor, The LA Times, Rue, and Interiors Magazine, among many other commercial clients. She knows her way around photographing a home/interior space, that's for sure! Today she shares 5 tips to get you started… More

There are rumors a Leica M10 has been spotted in the wild, which makes my mouth salivate and my wallet frown. I've always wanted a Leica, but it's definitely a stretch for most hobbyist photographers. You could start saving your money now or you could engage in some retail therapy. More

It used to be we'd store our photographs in albums or frames, even shoeboxes, to keep our image collections on display or out of the way. Now most of us are working with digital images, and though they don't take up space in our homes, they do take up a lot of space on our devices. How do we manage all these files? Do we keep everything or only the images we love? What's the best way to review and import all these images from our cameras?
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Shelby Brakken is one of the leading lifestyle and portrait photographers in Portland, Oregon. Today we are lucky enough to learn a little about how she approaches one of the toughest subjects out there: photographing kids! Here's what Shelby has to say . . . More

Did you catch up with the last few weeks of photographing food? Here's part 1 and part 2 of this series. I hope you'll stay tuned for a few more thoughts on the matter. Food is such a yummy subject and these long summer days are the perfect time of year to get started. More

Although film photography has all but faded into a niche category of photography in the era of digital cameras and camera phone photography, there's still a vibrant enthusiast community dedicated to the art of capturing images using film. I didn't realize how enthusiastic they were until I saw the array of beautiful homemade cameras, some fashioned with lovely carved pieces of wood... More

Well, after seeing the post about the clever $10 cardboard bike, I wondered what other cardboard creations might be out there. Turns out there are quite a few, and more surprisingly, even cardboard-constructed tech. We round up 10 of these resourceful alternatives — 5 to buy, and 5 to DIY. Are you board enough to try some? More