Who says only big names get gallery shows? The United States National Gallery will be showing "The Art of the American Snapshot, 1888-1978: from the Collection of Robert E. ... Read More

Time for another weekly photography assignment! This week's assignment is motion. Photography is a static medium. That means that it is still, it doesn't move. Conveying ... Read More

The store shelves are filling up with Halloween goodies and its time to begin thinking about your Halloween photography. This is the year you will capture great Halloween photos. ... Read More

Where to begin? Everyone has a pet peeve photography problem. For some of us its those blurry images caused by moving the camera too soon. For others ... Read More

As promised in my America At Home blog entry, this week's assignment plays off of their daily assignments. This week your assignment is to take an image that represents ... Read More

Watermarking is the first line of defense in protecting your digital images from theft online. With more images than ever before being posted online, the need for protecting your ... Read More

Following in the footsteps of the America 24/7 project, America At Home will connect photographers across the United States. America At Home invites photographers of all skill and experience ... Read More

Time for more photography practice! This week's assignment is to take photographs of your pets. Pets are vital parts of our lives and each one is unique. ... Read More

The National Gallery of Arts has a new series of podcasts that will be available via Apple iTunes and the NGA website. This month, they are featuring a talk ... Read More

Love taking photos of your family but hate the often cluttered background? Most of us have captured a "perfect moment", only to discover later that there is a child's ... Read More

Forget the old stereotype of families and neighbors held hostage as they watched the latest vacation slides. The days of families huddled around a tiny computer monitor are numbered ... Read More