Combining two or more of your hobbies or interests can more than double your fun.

These days, I'm sorry to say, the only two things I seem to be able to engage in simultaneously is watching TV while eating. But years ago I always tried to make any kind of an activity an opportunity to do something else at the same time.

How about rock hounding while out for a walk in the forest while "plinking" at targets of opportunity, usually stubs of small dead branches on fallen trees, with a .22 cal rifle or handgun, I've done that.

Well, for digital photographers, the opportunities to engage in photography are endless.

It's not a matter of simply bringing a camera along to "document an event; it's more a matter of photographing something through the eyes a person who is usually a participant.

For example, consider giving Tiger Woods a camera and having him take pictures at a golf tournament. I'll bet he would see the action differently than me, a non-golfer.

Theoretically, his pictures should be better, at least composition wise, if not technically, because he should know just what the small details of the game are that would make a picture more intimate and interesting.

Here's a good example by a digital photographer and bicycling fanatic.

Take a camera with you whenever possible, and look around, you'll find a picture somewhere.

Photo Source:www.bikemonkey.com