Showing posts with label t-shirt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label t-shirt. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 16, 2014

I'll Be Adding This to my Photo T-Shirt Wardrobe

Image Source: http://filmphotographyproject.com/store/fpp-t-shirt-k1000
 
The Film Photography Project has issued their first t-shirt, with the venerable Pentax K1000 on it! I'll be buying one of these.
 
(Click Here) to see it on the FPP site.
 
I've already got several classic camera Ts from Dodge & Burn. (Click Here) to check them out.
 
Yes, I'm a camera geek. No need to try and hide it any more.
 
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Friday, October 11, 2013

Great Project by Jay Hynes - "Grandmas Rock"

 
Image Source:
http://www.lostateminor.com/2013/09/27/grandmas-rock-portrait-series-by-jay-hynes/?utm_source=feedburner
 
I found this unique photo project by photographer Jay Hynes on "Lost at E Minor," one of my regular look-to sites for creative ideas.
 
(Click Here) to see more photos of grandmas in rock & roll t-shirts.
 
(Click Here) to go to Jay Hyne's website.
 
I think this is a great show of creativity. We are now in the era where some grandmas were likely actually at some of the shows whose tours are commemorated on the shirts they're wearing.
 
I lost my grandmas a few years back, having been fortunate to know them both well into my own adulthood. Neither would have likely worn an AC/DC t-shirt, except maybe long enough to let me take their picture. But now, my mom's a grandma her self. I have no problem at all imagining her in a Grateful Dead t-shirt. Maybe she didn't go to the shows, but she sure put up with a bunch of us kids before and after we did.
 
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Wednesday, April 17, 2013

Dodge and Burn Presents Their Newest Camera T-Shirt - The Graflex Speed Graphic With Aero-Ektar Lens!

 
The Newest Dodge and Burn Shirt - Speed Graphic With Aero-Ektar!
Image Source: dodgeandburn.com
 
I've written about Dodge and Burn before. They make the coolest t-shirts with classic camera designs. (Click Here) to go to their home page and see all of their designs.
 
(Click Here) to read my previous post.
 
I want you to know that I'm not financially connected with them in any way; I simply love their products. In fact, I now have three - the Street Shooter, the Rangefinder Classic, and now, the MAPC (Modified Aerial Press Camera) shown above.
 
The Aero Ektar is a 178mm lens with fast f2.5 aperture. It was built for the US military to use for aerial photography.
 
The Graflex Speed Graphic needs little introduction. It was the most popular press camera (4x5 film) for many, many years.
 
A quick google search for either the camera or lens will yield more information than you can consume.
 
(Click Here) for a single page with lots of good information.
 
One more plug for Dodge and Burn - I had a minor flaw with one of my shirts. They took care of it immediately and efficiently. Their customer service is exactly as it should be - customer-focused. Thanks, Dodge and Burn!
 
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