You need imagination in photography. This design represents the imagination flowing through your camera.
Use your inspiration to achieve greatness. Use colour or the lack of it. Your DSLR or whatever gear you have is not limiting you. Your imagination is your only limit.
Travel the world and seek love.
Photography is a great hobby. This shirt is for introverted people who enjoy photography. You will help bring attention to yourself and your photography when wearing this shirt.
Funny Photography TShirt - Gear Acquisition Syndrome (GAS). Most Photographers can never satisfy the urge for more photo equipment. It is so common, that the acronym GAS is well known by collectors of cameras everywhere.
Whether it is cameras, light meters or timers, photography collectors just cannot seem to have enough toys. Our funny photography tee shirt is sure to get a laugh and a knowing smile from fellow photography buffs. Also makes a great photography gift!
STAY HUNGRY
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„Mindshots“ is a series of universally understandable illustrations created to convey my personal thoughts and current questions by graphic means. It addresses aspects of modern and daily life, such as cyberbullying, digitalization, communication, and love, in a stylistically reduced manner. The original imagery shifts in color from black to grey to red, and is sometimes critical, at times ironic, and at times humorous. This illustration you see here found its way here because it is one of the most liked and discussed on various channels. For more „Mindshots“ check instagram.com/maivisto. Hope you enjoy it.
The Nerdy Photographer Podcast is the reigning number one visual arts podcast in St. Lucia. To recognize our amazing St. Lucian fans, we've come up with this design just for them...and for any other fans as well.
Stars in the sky sparkling
With dreams sought after
Like dainty diamonds
Brimming with brilliance,
Constantly plucked out
Of the deepening darkness
By our hungry hunterselves
So as to permanently
Keep them from getting lost
Into the void that is regret.
