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Point, Click and Factor in the Human (washingtonpost.com)
washingtonpost.com - The photos Americans are taking with their camera-ready mobile phones appear to fall into two categories: On-the-fly portraits of life in all its furious motion, and images of dubious quality that can charitably be labeled as "modern art." This latter category might be the fault of the person holding the camera-phone, but Kodak's chief executive suggests another culprit.
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