If you want to have your pictures look like a pro, what is more important your camera or how you use it? Let us know in the forum.

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If you’ve ever struggled with finding that just-right color combination, then Colorful Beauty in Nature: Butterflies by COLOURlovers should make your day. Simple, splendid images of butterflies doing double duty to create rich color palettes. They make it look crazy easy!

Thanks to Darius, founder of COLOURlovers, for sending this to us! Now everyone go out there and photograph something that can inspire your inner Designer.

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Self-portraits are a science of dedication. Whether you do it every day for a year, three years, six years, or once a year for 30 years — your committment will be tested.

Flick A Day is here to help keep you on task. The Boston-based service allows users to choose from taking photos with a web cam, or uploading images from their computer. You will get an email reminder by noon if you’ve not taken your daily picture AND they compile all your photos into a nifty widget you can use on other sites.

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Everybody has their own special tips for extending the battery life of your camera. But what if you didn’t need to worry about batteries. What if your charger could become a historical artifact?

Sony recently showcased some environmentally-friendly camera gear that included the Spin N’ Snap digital camera. All you have to is spin the camera around your fingers a few times and voilà! No batteries, just a little human energy.

P.S. If you can read Japanese, let me know if the translation of the original page overlooked anything.

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