OK - so there's lots of excitement about the DSLR competition - but there's also been some great new content added to the DPS blog:
This post came at the PERFECT time for me as my wife is 7 months pregnant and we'd been meaning to capture this exciting time with the camera.
In this post Natalie shares 7 great tips for photographing the tummy of expecting mums without getting those cheesy shots that many take at this time.
Read this great tutorial (and see some of Natalie's great Maternity Shots).
In this guest post from seasoned wildlife photographer and author Joe McDonald gives some great tips on capturing fantastic images of animals of all kinds.
What I love about Joe's approach is that he starts with his subject - not just how to get the shot all all costs but how to get the shot and care for the animal in the frame.
Read Joe's first DPS tutorial here (hopefully we'll get a repeat one shortly)
Ever researched that new lens for your DSLR and wondered whether paying extra is worth it in terms of picture quality?
In this post Peter Carey asks the same question and shows some shots that he's taken with two lenses to see what we think.
Have your say in this post - there's been plenty of discussion already.
This week's video tutorial caused a real stir - not because the content was a little heavy handed on the promotional aspect of the book that the presenter had written. If you can get past the sales talk and are just starting out in portrait photography check out this video.
Watch it here. 
Tummy Time - 7 Tips for Taking Great Maternity Shots
Wildlife Photography - Consider Your Subject First
10 Portrait Tips [Video]