You can now download and print off the artwork that we used at the launch party. The artwork is available in PNG, PDF and EPS formats for you to download, mashup and do unspeakable things to. Obviously we’d most like to see it printed off and used in your portraits, but go ahead and surprise us. We’ll be adding some badges and other artwork you can add to your blog sidebar and suchlike over the next few days.
As well as being available to download they are also available on shirts of various shapes and sizes in our shiny new shop as well as on badges and mugs. Enjoy!
Posted by A Photographer
Tags: Artwork, Badges, Campaign, Clothing, Mug, Shop, T-Shirts
Filed under: Featured, News
Just posted a link to this site on my blog, keep up the great work.
Best of wishes on your effort to eliminate photographer paranoia. I take landscape photographs here in the U.S. and have been stopped and hassled dozens of times by police who figured that anyone with a camera must be up to no good. For some reason, the police in Kansas are especially paranoid. I’m traveling to the U.K. next month and will carry your bust card just in case.
Good job! I’ll link to your site.
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Great work guys! Anyone who’s been hassled on a demo in the past 10 years should see how important this is.
Any chance of the t-shirts in black with white font?
hello there. i’m from malaysia. found this website and posted it in a local photography forum. the response was overwhelming and we decided to print our own t-shirts with the given artwork, and within 2 days, we’ve received nearly 100 orders for the t-shirt. the t-shirts will be ready in a week and once it’s ready, we shall take pics and post them here, as a sign of solidarity from fellow photographers here who also share the same problem.
I converted to digital about 5 years ago, and I was radicalized last year when a fellow photographer was given a very bad time by police at Lambeth Palace.
hi everyone. im from malaysia too. right now it have become quite a big scene in our country amongs malaysian photographer. yeah n also a lot of people making money by making tshirts too. hu3
Hi, I’m from Geneva, Switzerland and this weekend I’ve had my second experience in two years with private security guards concerning the same issues on photography. I love this slogan, can we have a french version?
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