This work argues about the impacts generated by the use of a communication device in photo register s practices. Investigate the amateur photo produced from the harmony found between a camera and a cell phone, launching a look over a peculiar way to see everyday life, built over the production and diffusion of images through such hybrid device. According to our understand, the development of net communication and the internet culture combined to the cell phone equipped with a cam, interferes in the experience subjects may have with photography, as much in capture as in sharing, contributing to a big imagery narrative of everyday life. Participated in this study, 347 Brazilians aged between 16 and 66 years and 28 Portuguese aged between 24 and 66 years, both genders. The results indicate the relation between photography and memory occupying the same space of images captured with utilitarian, communicational and social goals. The everyday life photographers uses cell phones with cameras as a device adjusted to their desire of bricolage, to the daily creation of the registers of life. We observed how the cam in cell phone brought not only new uses to the device but for photography as well. The repercussions of this investigation collaborates with the evaluation of nowadays photography s process, absorbed by the communication relations and social exchanges widened by digital technological tools, offering elements so we can understand how technology negotiates today with the cultural practices.