Photography Apparel - Would you wear this on a shoot??

101Photography101 · May 15, 2016

Would you wear this on a photo shoot???
Need opinions please.

Thank you in advance!

Trust me im a photographer

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waday · May 15, 2016

tirediron · May 15, 2016

Gawd no!

DarkShadow · May 15, 2016

Never.

KC1 · May 15, 2016

If it is for a charity and you are going for a laugh. If you want to look professional, wear your regular clothes without logos and printing on them. A nice dress shirt and jeans is fine too.

pjaye · May 15, 2016

If I didn't want to be taken as a professional, sure.

Seriously, how is this even a question?

101Photography101 · May 15, 2016

I didn't necessarily mean on a " professional " shoot but thank you for your feedback.

101Photography101 · May 15, 2016

KC1 said:
If it is for a charity and you are going for a laugh. If you want to look professional, wear your regular clothes without logos and printing on them. A nice dress shirt and jeans is fine too.

Thank you for the feedback! Much appreciated!

vintagesnaps · May 15, 2016

I don't think so... rather cluttered design and doesn't mean photography for me.

This isn't for a charity, it's a business. I don't know if the OP is with the company (SunFrog) or is getting opinions for licensing a T shirt design thru them.

Either way, these things always get me curious, so I end up scrolling to the bottom of the website and nosing around...

Red flags were not being able to find out where this was located, if it was a legit business, ownership info., etc. (I did find the info. on the Press page but took some looking; appears to be a legit business operating as an LLC with physical office/production space.) And not being able to find pricing/percentage of sales info. for artists/affiliates; It might be on there, I took a quick look at Terms etc., but didn't see anything.

So I wouldn't use the site based on what I read under Artist and Affiliate sign up or Terms & Conditions, etc. If designers aren't compensated at what seems like a fair working rate I wouldn't buy from the company, and I can't determine that from the information I found.

Designer · May 15, 2016

To a photographer's pot luck in the park, maybe. I very seldom wear a tee shirt with graphics on it.

It reminds me of wearing my "dogs gambling" necktie to a convention of architects. The dean of my college often wore a "I'm at the end of my rope" necktie. But of course, we would still wear a proper jacket.

Dave442 · May 15, 2016

I would like to have a t-shirt for each of the viewfinder layouts that I have had over the years. It would be a much cleaner layout. I would also drop the title. In any case I would not wear such a shirt when doing anything I was being paid for.

chuasam · May 15, 2016

KC1 said:
If it is for a charity and you are going for a laugh. If you want to look professional, wear your regular clothes without logos and printing on them. A nice dress shirt and jeans is fine too.

I sometimes wear a shirt with my name and logo if I'm doing a charity shoot *LOL*