Will they get the picture?
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Richard Kiley of Boston isn't a Luddite, but he felt like one after a recent visit to his local Best Buy store.
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By The Charlotte Observer, N.C.  Dec. 8--Was it a prank? The photo of three young men posed with guns "gangsta-style" that law enforcers included in a warrant to investigate a robbery.
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Wired News is seeking reader-submitted photos for inclusion in a Transformers gallery that we'll publish in early July when the Transformers movie comes out. Submit your photos for your chance at robot toy fame!
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Staged photographs produce some class acts
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A photo-sharing Fool considers becoming a shareholder.
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With more ill and injured people needing emergency care but do not speak English, hospitals, clinics and rescue squads are turning to picture boards to bridge the communication gap with easily understood images.
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It could turn out to be a revolutionary step in the field of digital photography - if everyone adopts it, anyway. Adobe Systems plans to introduce a new format for digital photos.
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American Photo hopes to discover the next generation of great photographers, and theyâre inviting âup-and-coming artists, commercial photographers, and photojournalistsâ to  submit their portfolios for consideration using a special Aperture plug-in created for the Emerging Photographers project. Photographers whoâd like to participate can download the free trial version of Aperture and the Portfolio Review plug-in from the American Photo website. But hurry. American Photo needs your submission by August 30.
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Pay attention and you might grab a reward.
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By David Templeton, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette  Jan. 31--Digital cameras produce photographs electronically with high  resolution. Most people already know that.
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By Matt Branaugh, Daily Camera, Boulder, Colo.  Dec.
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In June, on a trip to Italy, I wanted a copy of a picture a stranger was taking. "What if his camera, as it was taking the picture, also broadcast the bits to every other camera in range. My camera, sitting in my napsack would detect a picture being broadcast, and would capture it. (Or my cell phone, or iPod.)" Then on August 29, a review in the NY Times of the Fujifilm Z10fd said it could beam photos to other cameras that support the IRSimple protocol. Unfortunately the camera wouldn't ship until October. Well, it's now November, the camera is shipping. Yet none of the reviews on Amazon mention its social feature. I was thinking of getting one, but then what's the point if no one else has it? According to the reviews it's a fairly ordinary digital camera otherwise. (Though it has a "blog mode" which is mentioned but not adequately explained in the video ad.) So -- do you think this this baby bootstraps? Are social cameras here now, or a thing of the future?
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Reader Hitesh Anand sends us a photograph.
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The company may be hinting at going public.
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Reader Richa Agarwal sends us a picture.
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Flickr helps Yahoo! get ready for its close-up.
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Send us pix of your kids in wizard mode!