A doggone good photo - and video.

Cathie took lots of gorgeous photos on Sunday.

Faces are sometimes more important than action.

Two football games and a soccer game kept our shooters hopping.

Another photographer's show is coming up, and we got a shot of the setup.

Shooting through glass and watching all of the angles yields a good portrait.

Swikar shares some challenges in lighting a portrait.

The first day of school can be exciting, but it can also be a bit of a rush.

You have to choose your eye level well.

This is a great portrait.

Football season is upon us, and the light is still great.

A story in today's Living section allowed Sam Hoffman to shoot a rather unusual location for an art gallery.

The football tab is here today.

This is cross-country running shot with a wide-angle lens.

Cathie got creative when it came to shooting a long line.

The Monarch Butterfly Family Count at Metea County Park.

Is this kid sick of pickles? We aren't.

Some photos are about a connection, however small, between two people.

Getting there is almost the entire battle.

New pavement means high temperatures.

The weather, other media representatives and a ribbon cutting conspire to complicate things.

Even a fairly every-day event can be made into a nice picture.

A change in perspective.

Last Saturday's event produced some memorable pictures.

We had to come back again today and show you some blur.

You can come across some strange sights at the zoo.

Taking pictures of kids can have its own special challenges, but it's also a great way to lift your spirits.

It's that time of year again.

Sometimes you just have to wade in.

It can be a fun game to shoot, but it's also challenging.

...didn't quite turn out the way I expected, but you will be able to see the whole series online on August 6.