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Photographer's Coloring Book includes 30 individual Illustrations about Photography, Cameras, Photographic History and more. Each Illustration features the story behind the drawing on the reverse side.
It's been raining all day and you haven't made a photograph in weeks. Your camera sits in the corner, sad and alone, yet loyal and patient. You mumble to yourself, "Eh, I'll go out and shoot tomorrow..." as you rotate your swollen, sore body to a more comfortable position on the couch. Then - suddenly - you catch a glimmer out of the corner of your eye. There, on the corner of the coffee table, almost hidden under a stack of papers just dying to be recycled, lies your Make A Photograph Today Coin. Your friend (mom/brother/girlfriend/cousin) got it for you a while back as a present.
Coming straight off out hit collab with famous Philadelphia photographer and music junky Darren Burton, we had to make this into a pin. The Audiovisual Pin combines our two favorite things: photography + music. This beautiful single lens reflex film camera with an integrated vinyl record player should be a real thing.
The 35mm Film Pint Glass is the perfect gift for your favorite film photographer. The 35mm Film Pint Glass is the perfect gift for your favorite film photographer. The glass is great for beer, water, juice, smoothies, developer, fixer... just about anything you like. (Just don't drink any film chemistry...). These are limited edition, as each glass is individually made by hand and subject to extremely limited supply.
2-Color LED baseball cap Independent Under-The-Brim Switches for White and Red Lighting options along with Independent Battery Packs. 6 LED design for task and distance lighting.
Imagine the surprise on the faces of your fellow photo buffs when you reveal the secret of the LenzCoaster. From the outside, the LenzCoaster looks like one of four different premium lenses. With a gentle tug, the “lens” splits apart into five drink coasters! Silicone on the top and bottom keep drinks from sliding, and keep moisture off of your surfaces. When happy hour is over, the magnetic coasters stick together nearly seamlessly to resume their disguise as another lens in your collection.