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In 2013 I gave myself a photo assignment. Pick 13 subjects, and take 13 snapshots of each… 13x13x13. Turns out this was much more work than I thought. So I’ve been accepting submissions from others. Today’s series of 13 comes to us from Tiny Fish Printing , a custom apparel printing company located near the public market.

T-shirts are an American staple. We all have our favorite one that we wear until our belly button shows through. They’re a great way to show our support for our favorite local institutions… restaurants, bands, clubs, etc. They allow us to show off our creative side, even we don’t have a creative bone in our body. And best of all, they keep us from being naked.

Uh, ok… Let’s just take a look at 13 awesome local t-shirt designs…

Rochester Brainery

The Father’s House church

Flatline Fight Apparel

Reconnect Rochester …advocates for sustainable transportation options.

Hell on Earth Clothing Line

Ice Nine Kills (local band)

Juan and Maria’s Empanada Stop

Kink Bikes

Montezuma Winery’s 10th Annual Wildflowers & Wine Event

OldSkull Skate Shop

OutLaw skate/BMX shop

The Sunstreak (local band)

WhoopZip Clothing Company

Again, thanks to Tiny Fish Printing for submitting these.

Do you think we missed any good ones? Feel free to snap a pic and post a link in the comments below. Or if you’d like to submit your own series of 13, email [email protected].

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