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A Visual Compendium of Cameras

25 Apr

A Visual Compendium of Cameras

Hundreds of landmark cameras on one poster … yeah we want that. The $22, 18″x24″ illustrated poster by Pop Chart Lab shows a range of awesome professional and consumer model cameras and would be a great gift for all the camera lovers out there. Get yours today!

Found thanks to @shawnromano

The Photographer by Lim Heng Swee

16 Apr

The Photographer by Lim Heng Swee

Lim Heng Swee aka @ilovedoodle is Malaysian illustrator and graphic designer who makes you smile with nearly every print or tee he designs. The Photographer ($30) is no different, just pure photo fun. While we have a ton of our own camera art, this print would be a fun addition to our collection.

Zipping Back The Mystery

8 Apr

Zipping Back The Mystery

To us, there’s nothing cooler than vintage cameras. Guangzhou Art Academy student, Hu Shaoming takes our love and turns it into art with these two beautiful zippered cameras from his Reconnecting Time series. He spent months cutting and revealing the magical working internal components and the results are clearly awesome.

Via petapixel Cool Hunting

Camera images by Hu Shaoming

Nikon Cutaway by Christopher Williams

5 Apr

Nikon Cutaway by Christopher Williams

As much as we hate seeing a camera rendered useless, this Cutaway model Nikon Em (2009) by Christopher Williams is pretty cool.

Via Installation Mag ArtRuby

Delta Spirit Poster by Justin Helton

15 Mar

Delta Spirit Poster by Justin Helton

This Delta Spirit Poster by Justin Helton of Status Serigraph caught our eye for obvious reasons. Thanks to a Fab sale it’s available for  $25 $20

Be sure to visit Justin’s site and store to see more of his vintage-inspired poster work.

A Photography Inspired Journal by Lisa Congdon

26 Feb

A Photography Inspired Journal by Lisa Congdon

We’re in luv with San Francisco illustrator Lisa Congdon‘s work. Especially her Photography-inspired journal that was recently released by Compendium for a cool $6.95. It’s a charming little 5″x8″ journal with 128 hand-lined pages interspersed with cool hand-drawn photography quotes from the masters and Lisa’s cool vintage camera paintings and line drawings.

Here’s a sampling of some of the interior images that are available to preview online:

We’ve gotta have it so get yours today too!

Visit:

Lisa Congdon Portfolio
Lisa’s Blog
Lisa Feature on The Great Discontent
Purchase The Photography Journal on Compendium
Short film about Lisa and her work
Lisa on Twitter
Lisa on Facebook
Lisa on Etsy

All these beautiful drawings and paintings © 2013 Lisa Congdon

Via photojojo

Birds of Aperture

13 Sep

Birds of Aperture

Earlier today Chicago-based photographer Paul Octavious released a new series of prints called Birds of Aperture and they’re available in two sizes: 11″x14″ ($50 – Open Edition) and 16″x20″ ($200 – Limited Edition of 100). Get yours!

Visit:

Paul’s Portfolio
Just a few Prints

Via thefoxisblack

The Sculptures of Andrea Petrachi

10 Aug

The Sculptures of Andrea Petrachi

Italian artist Andre Petrachi (a.k.a. Himatic) makes cool sculptures from vintage camera gear and items most people would throw away like old electronics, light bulbs and toys. Andre sees his work is a symbol of our cultures out-of-control desire to buy things … yeah like sculptures made of cameras!

Photos by Giuseppe Fogarizzu

Via @mennyj

Must-Have: The La Sardina DIY

18 Jul

Must-Have: The La Sardina DIY

If you could never find a Lomo camera that fit your style, you no longer have an excuse. Lomography’s newly released La Sardina DIY Edition camera is ready for you to paint them, tag them, sticker them, customize them with photos or even take them apart. The world is your oyster … err Sardine.

Kirsty Mitchell Photography

25 May

Kirsty Mitchell Photography

Kirsty grew up in the “Garden of England” with a love for art history, photography, fine art, film and theatre … a product of her loving and nurturing mother’s support and fantastical stories. Tragically, in 2008, a brain tumor took her mother’s life and Kirsty lost herself for a while in street photography, unable to express her feelings—capturing people who seemed to feel the way she did.

A few months later, she turned the camera inward and photography became an overwhelming passion as she tried to create the beautiful and imaginative images that her mother instilled in her dreams as a child. What she thought would only be a small project, has become an engulfing three year Wonderland journey that is finally near completion this summer. With the help of loving friends and volunteers and countless hours of work she’s created a beautiful and amazing tribute to her mother that has be seen to believed.

Visit:

Kirsty’s Portfolio
Kirsty on Facebook
Kirsty on Flicker
Kirsty on Vimeo

Be sure to contact Kirsty to tell her how much you love her images and buy her art here.

All images © 2012 Kirsty Mitchell Photography

Via Fadedandblurred

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