From the Beeb;

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-16483509

I read this article a little earlier and thought it was a good article, in terms of milestones for the digital camera era.

The one point I noticed, which I entirely agree with, is a quote toward the end of the article. I have pasted a section of it below.

"Everyone now is a photographer. Everyone now likes to record everything endlessly." There is a huge contrast, he suggests, between that and the distinguished female photographer he's friends with who takes very few photographs but with huge care.

"Photography has become so easy meaning that people don't really think a photo has any intrinsic value. And what concerns me most is that photographers as a profession are being decimated by online theft."

Of course, it's easy to counter that this is more about the internet than digital cameras and is hardly restricted to photography.