These days many of our personal electronic gadgets are available in a range of styles and fashionable colours.
It is as easy to make a fashion statement with a camera these days as it is with a handbag or shoes so there is no excuse not to carry a pink camera.
However it is important to find a camera which has the features that you need.
You will find that as you take more pictures and become more comfortable with the different camera controls, you may want to develop your photographic skills further.
This article will give you some top tips to help you take great photos every time.
One mistake that novice photographers often make is not to grip the camera firmly.
Most people hold them out at arms reach but in this position your arm is not so steady and this can easily lead to blurred and out of focus pictures.
If it has a viewfinder you may want to try holding it against your eye.
Many people find this method steadier.
If you do have to hold it out, then stand with your legs about shoulder width apart and try to keep your elbows in as much as possible.
Relax when you press the shutter button.
Try not to snap it down.
Pause for a second after pressing the shutter.
If you try and slow down this whole process you will definitely see a larger proportion of sharper pictures.
Take some candid shots rather than having your friends posing all the time for you.
This way you are likely to capture them in a much more natural way.
Try and use the rule of thirds.
It is such an easy thing to do once that once you have tried it you will soon become an expert in the art of picture composition.
Mentally draw a grid across your picture with three rows and three columns - a bit like a noughts and crosses grid.
Place your subject on one of the intersections rather than the centre of the image.
This works really well for people and landscapes too.
To make a landscape shot more interesting, use part of the foreground as a visual anchor and place it low down in the picture.
Look for an interesting feature - it could be a rock or a fence post.
Get in close to it and keep the lens angle quite wide so that it dominates the lower third.
This helps you to provide a path through the image which the viewers will follow with their eyes.
Instead of just looking at a flat photograph, their eyes will start to explore it if they can perceive a path to follow.
You are starting to find out now about telling a story with the picture you take.
Try to slow down and take fewer pictures.
Instead, look more closely at the scenes in front of you and maser the art of composition.
Whether you are a fashion conscious snapper with a pink camera or a more serious photographer, these tips will help you to produce photographs you will be proud to show off.