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On DSLRs, try experimenting with focus points other than the one in the center, especially if you tend to "focus and recompose" on your subject.
Also, play with different aperture settings. The results can be pretty interesting. Setting your mode to Aperture Priority (Av) helps ensure that your exposure will be correct if you're not comfortable in full manual mode.
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@Urban-Sophist: I don't think there's anything wrong with "focus & recompose". It's easier to focus on the spot exactly where you want it. Although, I find the multi AF points handy on fast moving objects or scene.
As for full manual mode, I wouldn't use it unless I'm in a studio or a setting where lighting is controlled or shooting only at the same spot several times. Most of the time, I use AE lock.
Heck, it's digital. Shoot and experiment as much as you want. :)
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