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Looking for a gift for your photographer friend? I have to share a few of my favorite fun gifts for anyone that loves photography! It can be hard to buy equipment for a photographer, but photographer themed gifts and accessories are easy! 

I actually love this ENTIRE store...but this mug is an extra favorite

Love this print!


I dont have a kid...but love this tshirt!

Speaking of tshirts! 
Cutest stamp in the world (and only $5)
This shop turns old cameras into lights etc. Amazing!

The Oh Snap Tote :) 

What I wouldn't suggest buying for the serious photographer without running it by the photographer:
Cutesy camera straps, lenses, filters, white balance tools, camera bags and other things they would use in their business. 
We can be somewhat...okay....a lot...picky about those sorts of things!









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