Whether your interest in photography is as simple as just wanting to take better portraits of your children, or as complex as a desire to create art thru your pictures, there are tons of resources, blogs and tutorials to refine your current skills…

Me Ra Koh has made a name for herself as a premiere wedding photographer, and the self-taught Me Ra has made it her mission to de-mystify photography and make taking amazing pictures accessible to everyone. I had the pleasure of spending 2 days with her in a workshop, and she has completely transformed the way I think about photography. Luckily, she offers her easygoing tutorial style in a series of dvds on her website geared specifically at moms. In addition, she has a great blog that gives you additional insight into her style and life.

With tutorials and free classes covering everything from photography to improving your home videos, home theaters and home computing, Sony’s Backstage 101 has information that will not only benefit the Sony electronics user, but you can pick up tons of great information for whatever electronics you do use…

Photojojo is another fun site that emails you fun projects and ideas, like putting faces on cupcakes, and how to take better pictures for ebay and etsy…

Flickr is the biggest playground for photgraphy there is…whether you want to participate in weekly assignments, or once-a-day self-portraits, creative photoshop group projects, you can find all that and more at flickr…and if you can’t find a group to suit you, you can always create your own!

Do you have any great photography tips or fun things you want to do or learn to do with your camera? Check out the Blissfully Domestic Forums and share them with us!!