I’ve been trying to clean up my office recently (too much stuff!) and I randomly found a plastic toy camera under a pile of cushions. I think it was a freebie from Ribena (yes, the blackcurrant squash people), and I haven’t seen it for years so I’m curious as to what I would have taken photos of back in the day and what time has done to the film…. though perhaps not curious enough to pay to have it developed. Anyway, sweet tee, and don’t let the no armed mannequin fool you, this tee does have short sleeves.
Oh, and you’d have thought that the International Center of Photography would be able to take a decent product shot, wouldn’t you?
Costiness=$25 Buy it at the ICP
Any tee that involves the
Golden Ratio is fine by me, even if in this case it is telling you to ignore it in this case. eyetees is a new tee company that has an obsession with photography and t-shirts, which in my experience tends to be a good combination.
For those of you that are unaware, the graphic at the top of this tee displays various different ‘rules’ within photography that can be used as guides for composing shots, such as the rule of thirds. Rules in photography can be useful, but every so often, go with your gut and f’ the rules.
Also, until the end of the month you can get 10% off your order by using the coupon code INFINITY1010.
Costiness=£20 Available for Men & Women
On the first day, the
first damn day of my trip around the west coast of America I managed to somehow break my camera after a morning wandering along Santa Monica beach (I also burned myself pretty badly/hilariously, adding insult, and injury, to mechanical injury), and it took me until Las Vegas to happen upon a Best Buy to buy a new one, and as I was going to the Grand Canyon the next day, I
needed a camera. I walked in, asked what the cheapest camera was ($129 with tax), and bought it. The camera ain’t so great, but the pictures as ‘okay-ish’ after I have some fun with them in Photoshop, as you can see on
my Flickr page.
One of the fun things about owning a bad camera is that I end up purposefully taking ‘bad’ shots just in case they turn out interesting, almost as if I have a digital Holga, which has meant that I’ve been spending more time….. wait for it…. shooting from the hip!
Yeah, it sure was a long walk for that one, huh?
Forty Sixty aren’t actually a clothing company, they’re three dudes that like to take photos, but they’re trying their hands at designing tees, and by the looks of their store, they’re not half bad at it.
Costiness=$15 (at time of writing, which was a pre-sale price) Buy it at Forty Sixty Clothing
