NEW Think Tank Photo Gear coming in November

As you may know Think Think Tank Photo’s Product Development Team have been working hard behind the scenes to bring you some new bag solutions… these will be available in the UK & Ireland around mid November.

Here’s a preview of the new line up – click on the images to see full product info:

Glass Limo™ (below)

Airport Navigator™ (below)

Citywalker™ (below)

series of 3 bags in 2 colours

Retrospecitve™ 40 (below)

available in pinestone, black or blue slate

Retrospecitve™ 50 (below)

available in pinestone, black or blue slate

If you would like to be notified by email when this new gear arrives please contact us here: info@snapperstuff.com

Please note that the cameras & accessories photographed with each product are for scale only, and not included!

Retrospective 30 – EOSnetwork

A Think Tank Photo Retrospective 30 bag in ‘pinestone’ gives up the kit it’s holding so you can see what you can fit in one of these bags…

‘My ThinkTank bag stable is growing. This is the newest, but I also have a ShapeShifter, Logistics Manager and some pouches. I am well impressed with this Retrospective bag, especially since it doesn’t look like a camera bag.’

By David Newton, EOSnetwork

Snapperstuff on stand 49 at the Canon Pro Photo Solutions Show 2010

Snapperstuff are exhibiting the latest from Think Tank Photo, Orbis

and The Gadget Scientist on STAND 49 at the Canon:

26 October 2010 – from 10 am to 7pm
27 October 2010 – from 10 am to 5pm
Business Design Centre, 52 Upper Street, Islington, London, N1 0QH

We’ll have the new Think Tank Photo Sling-O-Matics, Logistics Manager, Hydrophobia 300-600 v2, Retrospective and Multimedia ranges on show, as well as the Orbis ring flash.

Award winning photojournalist and multimedia expert Edmond Terakopian and Snapperstuff’s newest member of the team Angus Thomson, as well as founder Helen Atkinson will be on hand to answer all your questions on our gear.

We look forward to seeing you there!

BJP ‘Shoot the street’ 2010 competition winner

Ed Swinden wins the BJP ‘Shoot the Street‘ competition:

www.edswinden.co.uk

Ed was judged to have the best body of work by a four-strong judging panel: Diane Smyth, deputy editor of the BJP; Louise Clements, senior curator, co-founder and director of the Format Photography Festival; Mike Seaborne, senior curator of photographs at the Museum of London; and Sophie Howarth, co-author of ‘Street Photography Now’, published by Thames & Hudson.

Ed is now working with Louise Clements, curator of the Format Festival, to create an exhibition which will be printed by MX Display and go on show in at Format International Photography Festival 2011, in Derby, UK, from 4th March to 3rd April 2010. Ed also wins a Think Tank Photo Retrospective Lens Changer 2 (pinestone) shoulder bag courtesy of Snapperstuff.

 

Copyright: Ed Swinden 2010

 

Ed remarks: “This image is part of a large project I have been working on for some years about city life, and the place of people – particularly the workers – within it. I am very interested in combining high contrast, deep shadows and geometric patterns in the street scene with ambiguous human figures to produce images that hopefully resonate in a slightly different way from the street photographs people may have become familiar with in the past.”

You can see more of Ed’s work here: www.edswinden.co.uk

Click here to see more info on the full range of: RETROSPECTIVES

Retrospective 10 visits Marwell Wildlife Park

Snapperstuff’s Sandra Clark and husband Gareth road test the Think Tank Photo Retrospective 10 pinestone, at Marwell Wildlife Park, Hampshire.

 

Retrospective 10 in Pinestone - Copyright: Sandra Clark 2010

 

 

Kookaburra bird at Marwell Wildlife Park - Copyright: Sandra Clark 2010

 

Retrospective 10 – initial thoughts by Peter Prior

http://artvisagepeterprior.blogspot.com/2010/08/think-tanks-retrospective-10-initial.html

more info:  T754 Retrospective 10

Shoot the Street – BJP competition deadline 10 July 2010

BJP’s Shoot the Street competition has been extended to 10 July 2010.

Can you take great street photography? If so BJP and Format want to see your work. We’ve teamed up to launch a street photography prize, and the best body of work wins an exhibition at Format 2011, printed by MX Display, plus a Think Tank Photo Retrospective Lens Changer 2 (pine stonewash) shoulder bag courtesy of Snapperstuff.

Click here to see full info on: BJP’s SHOOT THE STREET COMPETITION

Click here to see more info on the prize: Think Tank Photo Retrospective Lens Changer 2 (pine stonewash) shoulder bag

Click here to see more info on the full range of: RETROSPECTIVES

Think Tank Photo Retrospective Lens Changer 3 – review by Jeff Ascough

Click here for: Lens Changer 3 – review by Jeff Ascough

Click here to see the full Think Tank Photo Retrospective range