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The holiday season is swiftly approaching. So, we’ve rounded up our most popular gifts.
Gift for phoneographers, DSLR slingers and anyone who has ever enjoyed a photograph.
Snap them up for your photo loving pals … while we’ve still got ‘em.
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It’s time to celebrate all the Father’s out there.
Say thanks for the life lessons, the games of catch, and most of all the jokes!
Save 10% on your order with the code Dad10. Be sure to order by this Monday 6/13 with Priority Mail for Father’s Day delivery.
Read along to see gifts your Pop really wants (hint: no ties).
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Mama gave you life and your creative eye.
Say thanks with a Photojojo gift and take 10% off with the code Mama10.
Plus, if you use Mama10 by 5/2, you’ll get $ 15 to spend in the Parabo Press photo printing app on 5/7 – Mother’s Day Eve.
Pass it along to Mom, or keep if for yourself (we won’t tell).
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As a destination for street photographers and photojournalists, there’s no place quite like Cuba. The natural beauty of the island is plain to see, but for photographers and good friends Susan Roderick and Kenna Klosterman, the real pulse of the country can be found talking to its inhabitants. Klosterman and Roderick have been traveling together since they met in 2008, and have made a habit of getting to know the local culture and people of the far-flung destinations they visit. That was certainly the case on their recent visit to Cuba. See a sample of their images here, read more about their trip on Resource Travel and find out how they made a connection with a Cuban hip hop duo.
Visit Resource Travel to read more about Klosterman and Roderick’s trip to Cuba
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It’s just a couple of weeks before Christmas and many of you are probably struggling to complete the holiday shopping on time. As always, Photodoto is here to help! If you have photography buffs on your list, this round-up of affordable gift ideas for photographers will definitely come in handy. In this collection you’ll find some of the best digital Continue Reading
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It’s our *sniff* last gift guide of the season and we’ve saved the very best for last. A game-changing camera for your phone, our incredible Iris lens set and all the best selling gifts of the year. We’re also throwing a sweet enamel pin into every cart today only! So if you’ve waited until now to get all your shopping done, you clearly made the right choice.
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Our friends over at Photo District News and Rangefinder Magazine have just published their first ever holiday gift guide, with contributions from Rolling Stone, Tiny Atlas Quarterly, TIME and our very own editor, Barney Britton. Click through to read the full guide!
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This week we’re thankful for a feast of new photo goodies in our shop. Tools like an SLR lens mount for your phone and an illuminating phone case. There’s even tassels, decals, and temp tattoos. Gobble them up quick, in plenty of time for the holidays!
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It’s not easy shopping for a photographer. We’re notoriously picky, our gear is confusingly named and the difference between something we like and something we don’t can come down to what seem like trivial details. But before you give up and just get a gift card, take a look through our carefully selected holiday gift suggestions, grouped by price range, for the photographer in your life. Read more
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Photographers have a deep passion for their gear – which can often making choosing a gift for them, rather, well, challenging. You may wait for inspiration to strike, but sometimes that means time is running out, and you’re still out of ideas. Still stuck on what to buy the photographer in your life? Here’s a few ideas that are easy to find on a short time-frame, even if you don’t have a dedicated camera store in your area.
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Snow makes for some great shots – unfortunately, it’s pretty hard to manage a camera in bulky gloves. Enter fingerless gloves, an excellent gift for any photographer that works outdoors on occasion. Hands stay warm, yet fingers are free to access all the camera’s controls. I’d call that a win-win.
Photographers have huge digital stores of images, while only a few make it into prints. Order a large print or canvas of one of their recent shots – if you can scrounge up the original file (Facebook and website uploads will be lower quality). Some photo ordering platforms allow you to print Instagram images. If that’s not possible, pick up a gift card for a print from their favorite shop.
If you’re shopping for a budding new photographer, a how-to book makes a great gift. For more seasoned shooters, memoirs and photo collections are great additions to their bookshelves.
By Rob Holland
While you won’t have anything to wrap this way, a subscription to a popular photography magazine is a gift that’ll keep arriving throughout the year. They’re filled with how-tos, tips and inspiration for all skill levels.
It’s hard for many photographers to keep up with keeping their print displays recent – eliminate the cost and hassle of printing with a digital frame. These frames will flip through a variety of different images, so they can have a variety of their best shots on display.
Lens cleaning kits are inexpensive, yet essential for any photographer. Many of them can be found at stores that sell any sort of camera, even if it’s just small cameras and not enthusiast versions. LensPen and the Giottos Air Blower are good options, though there are many other solid choices too.
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It’s good to have more than one memory card and they make great stocking stuffers. Look for one that has a high speed rating, it will say Class 10 or Ultra High Speed on the packaging. Most cameras take SD type of cards but confirm before you buy based on the camera model.
Speaking of having multiple memory cards, why not pick up something to organize them with? Memory card wallets keep cards for getting lost or damaged, plus they help keep gear bags tidy.
Gear needs to stay protected, but also easy to tote around. Small bags are great for traveling light with just the basics, while hard cases offer more protection than the typical bag and are great for airline travel.
Photography enthusiasts and especially professionals spend quite a bit of time editing their images, which means extended time at the computer. Office gear that makes computer work more comfortable, or more enjoyable, makes a great gift, and these items are often easy to find. Think headphones for listening to music while they work, wall art for the office, an ergonomic chair, an external hard drive for storing all those digital images – there are plenty of easy to find possibilities here.
Photographers can be tough to buy for, but there are a few things nearly any photographer would enjoy, and you don’t have to know what kind of camera they have to pick up one of these gifts. Gifts for photographers shouldn’t be limited to just camera gear — anything that makes shooting more comfortable, or editing more enjoyable, are also great gift ideas.
Still stuck? Let us know who you’re shopping for in the comments section and we’ll help!
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