A plane propeller captured by a phone video camera.

Coming away with good photos is always a challenge when traveling. After all, you can't really come back when the light is fantastic, not every time, and need to work with what nature provides. And if that is back lit, then silhouettes may be the answer.

One of the more clever camera accessories I've seen recently is the soon-to-be-launched Spider Holster from photographer Shai Eynav.

New legislation in the UK means anyone taking photos of the police will risk arrest and imprisonment under anti-terrorism law, the section 76 of the Counter-Terrorism Act 2008

The camera you use for grabbing memorable snapshots can serve double duty as a great note taking tool during your trip

Today I ran across the Casio EXILIM EX-F1 - a six megapixel camera with 12x zoom and some very impressive burst shooting capabilities

Getting your electronic gadgets charged while you travel can be taxing. There are so many chargers, cords, and connections that all have to be brought and matched up

Stuck outside, far from everything, and your iPod battery dies. Yep, we've all been there. But if you pack a travel-sized solar charger, you can boost your batteries as long as the sun is shining.

The Italian highway authorities have installed cameras and sensors on major roads that clock your average driving speed, read your license plate, and automatically give you a hefty fine via computer. Tourists driving in Italy should be aware that Italian road fines can really drive up the cost of a vacation there.

Carry-on bags are always limited on space, and seems to shrink every year. However, here are 12 things you absolutely must carry with you.