Remember K'Nex? That collection of sticks and connectors that thrilled young aspiring engineers everywhere? Well before you sell your old set in the yardsale,  give this DIY lightbox a try.

Are you dreaming of a tropical vacation filled with beaches, turquoise water and  scuba diving? Well, snap out of it man, it's only October! Fujifilm isn't helping things with their new site Finepix Lagoon.

What lies in between video and photography? During a recent trip to Japan, Trey Ratcliff went about asking this question. The result is a new breed of photography that has us theorizing about how he did it.

Leica's cameras are an investment, and one that many of us simply can't afford. One man is hoping to harness the power of viral internet sympathy  and raise over $10,000 for the Leica of his dreams.

When the news hit back in June that Kodak would discontinue its Kodachrome film, dark room enthusiasts everywhere were crushed. One photojournalist is bidding adieu  to this iconic film with the help of a 64-week online project.

Over the past few years, we have seen the game console go from a kid's toy to a more sophisticated piece of technology.  The people at  Sony are hoping that digital photographers will become the next big demographic for the PS3, and with some pretty cool functions they may be right.

Looks like Nikon is getting release happy this week, and we in the photo world say "bring it on!" So get comfy and we'll take a gander at the new D3s DSLR and the DX macro lens.

It is always cool to see different mediums inspire each other. In a new series called Project Song,  the folks at NPR challenge musicians to take a photograph and record a song about it in two days. Talk about a time crunch!

After all the Nobel attention the CCD has gotten in the past week, it seems apropos to take a look at some new developments in sensor technology. A team of Dutch scientists have designed a sensor that has the potential to lower the price of digital cameras while boosting image quality.

Any documentary nuts out there? Well now we can appease our photography and documentary nerd cravings at the same time with a bio piece about iconic architectural photographer Julius Shulman.

Irving Penn, longtime photographer and inspiration to many, died yesterday at the impressive age of 92. He will always be remembered for teaching the world that clarity and simplicity are sometimes the most striking qualities in a photograph.

Three American scientists were awarded a Nobel prize in physics this morning. Two of these intrepid inventors were the brains behind that crucial step in digital photography technology, the CCD sensor. Bravo!

Can cellphone cameras produce quality photography, or are they little more than a social tool for the masses? One man has made it his mission to prove to the world that equipment really isn't the most important aspect of photography.

The results are in, and it looks like professional photographers are flocking to Adobe's Lightroom more than ever before. Are you using it?

Looks like Yahoo is making a grab at the market. This week the company launched a redesign that leaves some of us thinking: they're going to have to try a bit harder.