Retro Photography Pillows

Mothers Day by collagebymarianne

Cameras - Vintage Retro Aesthetic

Chipper Jones in Atlanta Braves

Silhouette of Lady H

Ticket For One by collagebymarianne

This design features a crabby film cassette and the phrase "I'm negative. It's how I roll." Perfect for 35mm film photographers and darkroom fans. Cute film canister making a crabby face is perfect for photo fans, photographers, and pun lovers.

New Perspectives by collagebymarianne

Just A Quick Flame by collagebymarianne

A vintage looking picture I took at a local independent wrestling show.

Vintage cameras pen and ink illustration

Blending In by collagebymarianne

You Think You Can Stop Me by collagebymarianne

Star Gazing

Alternate Reality by collagebymarianne

The Deep Thinker by Famous When Dead. This surreal and creepy artwork demands a second look.

Hope you like it.

Beet Boxing by collagebymarianne

Love Knows No Bounds by collagebymarianne

Film is not dead

Illustration of an analogue camera. Can be combined with other similar illustrations of objects and retro objects from my collection (typewriter, bicycle, fan, alarm clock, etc) Copyright © Fanitsa Petrou. All Rights Reserved. www.fanitsa-petrou.com

Cherry Picking by collagebymarianne

Sunrise Sunburn Sunset

Lets Go Camping by collagebymarianne

Wonderland by collagebymarianne

Its All Code by collagebymarianne

Indoor Swimming by collagebymarianne

F*ck This I'm Out Of Here by collagebymarianne

Put On Some Sunscreen collagebymarianne

Construction Zone by collagebymarianne

Do You Like Camera? If so then this Vintage Camera is a perfect T-shirt for You. This awesome shirt is for anyone who likes Urban fashion. If you are looking for a shirt to go with your, shorts, hat, jacket, jeans and shoes then this is it. This tee Featuring cool graphic design, it's a perfect gift for birthday presents. Get this Vintage Camera T-shirt as a perfect gift! Visit our store to find more Urban Streetwear Designs

Never lose focus!

Bryant's Jump

illustration of a Yashica-44 TLR camera by John Snipes

In the mid 1800s a photographer discovered 2 people in a photograph when he had taken a picture of just one person. It seemed to be a ghost although the photographer soon discovered it was caused by double exposure. This did not stop him from cashing in on his discovery and selling spirit photos claiming he was capturing ghosts in the pictures he took. This went on for quite a while until his scam was discovered when alive people were turning up as ghosts in his vintage photos. This didn’t stop others from copying his work and his spirit claims though and spirit photography went on for many years. Here are just a few spirit photos I put together to create a unique design.

Summer Daze by collagebymarianne

Candy Corn Heart. Part of my Patterns Soup Designs.