Camera Exposure Posters and Art Prints

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Through the eye of the camera we see the world one snap at a time.

An artphoto for your walls - An old vintage camera with external exposure meter, as a poster

An artphoto for your walls - An old vintage camera with external exposure meter, as a poster

This is the perfect for anyone who is interested photography, photos, camera, technology or anyone you know that is a photography lover and has a unique sense of style. If you're a real camera lover, this design is for you! Featuring an authentic camera anatomy diagram, this design is a cool option for wearing to shoots or simply for everyday wear. Show your individuality, and unique nature by wearing this Camera Anatomy design.

Cool photographer design in a vintage look. If you love analog cameras and retro subjects in photography, then this design is perfect for you.

A photography inspired design of a vintage camera. 3 images of the same camera using halftones, ascii art and vector lines. The colours are mainly blue, red, purple and yellow.

Smile Please is the perfect gift for all photographers. Great for Birthday, B-Day or Christmas for mom, dad, uncle, aunt, brother, sister, grandpa, grandma, friends or colleagues.

Illustration of classic Nikon F camera on black and white

Woman Double Exposure

Architecture Photography

Ok, there may be more than just one tree on top of One Tree Hill on Hamilton Island, but this one seemed to be a pretty good candidate since it was all on its own. What a perfect place this was for star watching -- there was hardly any light pollution despite us being on a resort island!

An original nature photography design.

Photography is your passion? As a photographer, this retro photography motif with a vintage camera will suit you well. With a beautiful photographer saying: Stay focused.

Generic camera viewfinder view looking through lens with camera settings and focus area

hand-drawn camera with beach view

Two years ago on St Patrick's Day, we were in for an absolute treat. A coronal mass ejection happened on the sun a few days prior, which meant massive auroras when it hit the Earth's atmosphere. I'm so glad that I booked in on a last-minute trip that took us to this hill in Kätkävaara, far out in the Finnish wilderness. There was no light pollution so we got to watch the amazing show until the guide forced us all back into the van! Read more (and see more photos) on my blog at: http://www.bootsandabackpack.com/celebrating-st-patricks-day-with-the-aurora-and-knee-deep-snow/

You cannot stop time from flowing, but what you can do is to live at your best

Celebrate all those creative collaborations that have led you to gain the elusive exposure that was promised instead of rent money!

To Capture a fragment in time.

Abstract in nature intentional camera movement sunset backgrounds, in black and white.

What good luck is this?! Of our three nights in Lake Tekapo, we were treated to pink southern skies for two of them. The aurora may not have been visibly dancing, but it was most definitely there! If you'd like to capture a photo like this, why not come along on our Explore Capture Repeat tour next year? We can't guarantee auroras but if the southern lights are in the sky, we'll be out capturing them! Learn more at http://ecr.photo/nz. Camera: Nikon Df w/ 16-35mm f4 lens ISO 2000, 30s @ f4

Paparazzo is the perfect gift for all photographers. Great for Birthday, B-Day or Christmas for mom, dad, uncle, aunt, brother, sister, grandpa, grandma, friends or colleagues.

Exposure of an image.

This nature photography design features a camera exposure mode dial and landscape graphic reminiscent of a camera sunrise or sunset photograph. Great for photographers who use their cameras to explore and wander, love hiking, camping, nature and being among the mountains, trees and lakes.

Big waves crash into the rock walls of the Gorge at Point Lookout on North Stradbroke Island.

Abstract effect Wellington city urban bright night lights across city with wave and color pattern shot using long exposure and intentional camera movement conveying ups and downs of citylife.

Six months ago, I stood on the Hamnøya bridge in Norway's Lofoten Islands watching the entire world light up in pink as the sun peeked over the horizon at 11am. 11am in summer couldn't be more different! The dominant colours were blue and green and everywhere around there was the buzz of activity, whether it was the never-ending stream of cars across the bridge or the boats crossing underneath the bridge below. Some things stayed constant though -- the mountains, the rorbuer, and somehow, my location on the bridge so I could get the same composition in two photos six months apart. Location: Hamnøy, Lofoten Islands, Norway Camera: Nikon DF w/ 16-35mm f/4 lens (left half), Nikon D750 w/ 24-70mm f/2.8 lens and Lee Big Stopper fil...

Impressionist dinghy on beach, Tauranga New zealand.

A long exposure photograph captures the mesmerizing light trails on a desert road, leading towards the horizon under a spectacularly colored twilight sky.

The gorgeous village of Reine, bathed in the blue of winter twilight. This image was captured around 9.15am; the sun wouldn't peek above the horizon until 11am.

Since we didn't have much of a sunset at Amity Point on Sunday, I spent a lot of time playing with different angles and compositions that I might not have tried otherwise. I got this shot about 30 minutes after "sunset."

retro camera

"Posts & Chains" Collaboration with Mel Brackstone

I really liked the clouds in these shots and since we haven't had many clouds of late, I might stick up a few from this shoot. Stay tuned....