After I bought my first digital camera, complete with its little viewing screen, people would usually ask, Can I see the picture? Children would ask me to take their picture, and then run over and ask to see it, then run back and ask me to take another!<br /><br />Its great to have all that excitement, but were my pictures actually the best they could be? Use a Tripod. Even the slightest movement of the camera can create a blurry image. Invest in a tripod. I have also found that when taking group shots, I am better able to judge when to click if I am looking directly at the group, rather than through the view finder.<br /> Read the Camera Manual. In fact, read it more than once. As if I have to explain this one!<br /><br />Here are some things that I have learned that have improved the quality of my photos.<br /><br />1. Use a Tripod. Even the slightest movement of the camera can create a blurry image. Invest in a tripod. I have also found that when taking group shots, I am better able to judge when to click if I am l
