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Unique Gift Ideas For Photographers
The holiday season is fast approaching so if you’re looking for unique gift ideas for photographers we’re here to help get you started.
It’s no secret that I’m a fan of printed photographs so we’ll start with those.
If you know a photographer that has an old Polaroid camera then head on over to the Impossible Project shop and get them some film for that camera!
Of course there are always really great novelty gifts as well. How about one of those cool lens mugs from our friends at Photojojo?
Know a photographer who always seems to be running late? This F-Stop watch can fix that!
Not every photographer I happen to know would be considered fashion savvy. Help him out with these Camera Mode Dial Cufflinks Fun Cuff Links
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[...] Unique Gift Ideas for Photographers [...]
I've been in love with that lens coffee mug since I first saw it! The f/stop watch is pretty nifty, too. I'd like to have one as a wall clock for my office. There's also a lot of great photographer t-shirts: http://t-shirts.cafepress.com/photography
Awesome link to the photographer t shirts. I added a couple to my Amazon wish list for the holidays.
LOVE the lens mugs!! Although surely someone has mixed it up with their real lens and tipped hot coffee all over themselves!
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