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Awesome Photographer’s T-Shirts

16 Nov, 2009 2 Comments · print · email

Ok, it’s time to get nerdy (so look away if you’re squeemish!)

I got wind of a fantastic collection of t-shirts made for photographer’s (or their sympathisers I guess) through a Tweet. I like them so much that I’ll link to them here too for your pleasure.

Here’s one of my favourites:

fun, geeky, photography, t-shirts

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2 Responses to “Awesome Photographer’s T-Shirts”

nzm Reply 16 Nov, 2009 at 14:59

Love them!
Bu Yousef Reply 17 Nov, 2009 at 1:12

Nice collection.

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