Spotted this cool Retro Camera-themed iPhone Case over at the Nylon Shop ($36). It’s available for iPhone 4/4S & 5. Looks like the artist Alii Fuerza also has one left at her etsy store for a little cheaper too.

Via Nylon

More camera tees coming to you from the crew at United by Blue. This tee was designed by the talented New York-based illustrator Jon Contino. For a limited time you can snag the camera tees for $25 $34 in Oak Orange or Faded Blue over at Fab. The tees are super soft 1oo% organic cotton, and for each one you buy the brand removes one pound of trash from oceans and waterways.

To see more tees and find out more about them visit www.unitedbyblue.com.

Via @fab

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

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

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.

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

San Francisco-based Photographer Ryan Tatar (one of our favorite features) has made quite a name for himself with his beautiful cross-processed lo-fi surf photography. His analog approach helps him feel miles away from his busy day job and let’s him focus on just making great images.

On this episode of D-I-Why Not? for Korduroy.tv, he breaks down the basics of shooting film.

Visit:

Ryantatar.com
Shakas and Single fins
Korduroy.tv
Ryan’s Feature on Cameraluv

Credits:

Host:
Ryan Tatar

Camera:
James Campbell
Cyrus Sutton

Edit:
James Campbell

Music:
“Nothings Gonna”
The Blank Tapes

Via korduroy.tv

The Brooklyn-based In The Seam makes a host of cool canvas pillows, but their camera ones are the coolest. From Leicas to Polaroids, most of the classics are covered and they’re each around $65 on the In The Seam Etsy shop, but today on Fab.com they’re selling from $38-45. Get em while the gettings good!

Via Fab.com

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

Photographer Martin Jones of Salisbury, England was kind enough to share some beautiful images of a few of his favorite vintage Bell & Howell and Bolex cameras.

If you have some great images of your cameras you’d like to see featured on CameraLuv send them to submissions@cameraluv.com

These drool-worthy rangefinders are one of a kind and refinished with wood veneer by the crew at ILott Vintage. They’re beautiful to look at, but they don’t come cheap. Expect to pay between $1800-$2200.

Polaroid lovers rejoice … Instant Love is here! Learn how to create your own dreamy photographs, get camera & film tips and a host of inspiration in it’s 176 photo-filled pages. The book has been in the works since 2009 and is the a labor of love of three friends Jenifer Altman (Asheville, North Carolina), Susannah Conway (Bath, England), and Amanda Gilligan (Vancouver, Canada).

The authors collaborated with the talented Ryan Marshall of Pacing the Panic Room to create the trailer.

Get your copy today from a bookstore near you or at Amazon or Urban Outfitters.

Via @mandaroid