To complete my dorkitude

I once had one made up that read "Beware of the Callier Effect!"

 

just doing a quick search for "photographer" on cafe-press gives several pages worth--- the "What the Duck" stuff is there too.

http://shop.cafepress.com/photographer?page=1

 

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How about one that reads 'Scheimpflug Lives'

 

Coolest photo-t-shirt I've seen is the Holga shirt available at this URL: http://www.cafepress.com/zinkwazi

 

I think that the Midwest Large Format Asylum once had a t-shirt.

 

I think you can just drag and drop the logo onto a tshirt at zazzle....

 

A couple of years ago in Shanghai, I saw the attached "interestingly mismatched" photography t-shirt in a crowd. (Sorry for the blurry d*g*t*l photo.) I've never been able to determine where it came from; otherwise I'd buy one in a hot minute.

-NT

 

THere were APUG tshirts available a few years ago. As well as Texas LF shirts. Maybe someone can be prompted to make some up again. Mine is badly stained from photo chems!!

 

If I was having one made, it'd say "My other body is a temple".

I've actually got an unused "XL" bright red tee-shirt from Aperture Photographic in London with Leica emblazoned on it.......(unused as it's a bit snug just now).

 

There is so much material in this concept... Imagine a shirt filled with film cameras, or one different camera on every shirt, or "size matters" with an ULF and a human beside for comparison, or film camera schematics, or an enlarger, or a lesson in film photography, or... or... the possibilities are endless!

I have printed for myself two shirts with the Hasselblad logo (black on white and white on black) and one with a stylised Rolleiflex 2.8FX.

 

I bought three tee shirts in three different colors with the Linhof logo on ebay last year. He was also selling shirts with the logos of other classic camera manufacturers. Unfortunately, I don't think the guy is still in business.

 

Take it for what it's worth, but as a woman, I would say, um, maybe something cooler instead? How about a nice indie band, or maybe a vintage concert shirt? No animals. No video games. No computer logos.

Unless you're married with children and then I would say, good idea. Hmmm, I wonder if my husband would go for that?

-Laura