No Flash Photography, Please.
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707 days ago
Submitted on:
Jun 21 '10
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29 comments
Average score:
2.95 from 699 votes
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love 5
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RoDaSho on Jun 21 '10 Paparazzi was the original name for the shirt ;-)
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beau]tiful..
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flashography, flashography, talk that sexy talk to me.
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The Paper Crane on Jun 22 '10 fun $tuff
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YaaH on Jun 22 '10 5
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interesting tee!!
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v.calahan on Jun 22 '10 cool idea!
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Great composition, I love this one :)
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Ha ha! Cute title! Clever concept!
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sweet! 5!
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nice
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ratkiss on Jun 23 '10 neat idea
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radical!
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very nice $5
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very good idea!!!!
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very interesting. 5+++
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a.d.17 on Jun 24 '10 cool
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Very cool; the idea of having the flashes is great. This is one of my favorite entries for the Shutterstock competition.
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FRICKINAWESOME on Jun 26 '10 Cool glow idea, looks really swell with all the elements creating a crowded yet colorful and fun design. Maybe make the flashes uv instead of glow?
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Excellent idea, 5!
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Sweet concept. I love the paparazzi feeling, and of course the flashes-- awesome. I think it could also work on a charcoal or purple heathered shirt to make the flashes really pop. 5$
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RoDaSho on Jun 27 '10 Thanks for all the comments and votes!
@FRICKINAWESOME I was thinking of making it with UV ink, but you don't need a flash in the outdoors so I stuck with glow ink. @papercliche according to Threadless documentation, the glow ink pops more on light t-shirts, but i am definitely open t o other colours. |
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nice idea!
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AWESOME! $5
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ivejustquitsmoking on Jun 28 '10 awesome!
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RoDaSho on Jun 28 '10 Thank you all for your votes! This was my highest scoring submission so far!
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About my design
The design uses Super Glow ink to have the flash glow in the dark, but remain invisible and transparent in the light.
I was inspired by the many photos of cameras on Shutterstock. The colours have a retro feel to them and the flashes are halftone patterns. I tried to get as many different types of flashes and cameras throughout history.
This all would have been easier to do with a Wacom tablet... so I hope I win!