ARTISAN OBSCURA
Cart 0
Daily Discounts About AO Blog Contact
Reviews
Crafted. Packaged. Ready to Go. Early Generation REG Thread Buttons Threaded Release Buttons Hot Shoe Covers Sticky Backed Release Buttons Gift Cards Something Custom Wholesale Portal Extras
About B&C Calendar Meetup Details Connect - B&C Denver
Helpful Videos Photo Documentaries Biographies & Autobiographies Photo Books That Inspire
Photo Labs Stockists Camera Straps
camera compatibility shipping FAQ
Cart 0
SHOP Crafted. Packaged. Ready to Go. Early Generation REG Thread Buttons Threaded Release Buttons Hot Shoe Covers Sticky Backed Release Buttons Gift Cards Something Custom Wholesale Portal Extras Daily DiscountsAboutAO BlogContact
ARTISAN OBSCURA
B&C Denver About B&C Calendar Meetup Details Connect - B&C Denver Inspire Your Craft Helpful Videos Photo Documentaries Biographies & Autobiographies Photo Books That Inspire AO Approved Photo Labs Stockists Camera Straps SUPPORT camera compatibility shipping FAQ Reviews
Ebony Wood Hot Shoe Cover and 11mm Convex Soft Release Button on a Fuji Xpro 1 mirrorless camera

SHARE YOUR SETUP

If you have a camera outfitted with an AO soft release button, hot shoe cover, or both, share your feedback with me. I would really appreciate.

 
 

“as you are by the world around you, be inspired by the tools that you use to share it’s beauty.”

join the tribe

“A camera is a save button for the mind’s eye.” — Roger Kingston Maybe that’s why we keep carrying them. To hold onto the light that slipped across the table for half a second. To remember the silence of a room. To pre
“Photography for me is not looking, it’s feeling.” — Don McCullin Maybe that’s why certain cameras stay with us long after newer ones arrive. This Fuji X-Pro1, outfitted with a Dragonfly-engraved bloodwood hot shoe cov
“A photograph is usually looked at — seldom looked into.” — Ansel Adams Most images disappear as quickly as they arrive. But every so often, a photograph holds you still. It asks you to linger. To notice texture, shadow, sil
“The eye should learn to listen before it looks.” — Robert Frank There’s something about carrying a camera slowly that changes what you notice. This Fuji X-Pro3, fitted with a Walking Bear–engraved ebony hot shoe cover
“The camera is an excuse to be someplace you otherwise don’t belong.” — Susan Meiselas A side street. A quiet diner. An unfamiliar trail. A moment you would’ve walked past if the camera hadn’t slowed you down. Ph
“To photograph is to put on the same line of sight the head, the eye and the heart.” — Henri Cartier-Bresson That alignment is rare now. We move fast. We scroll fast. We look without really seeing. But the camera still asks somet
“All photographs are accurate. None of them is the truth.” — Richard Avedon That tension is where photography lives. Somewhere between what is and what you choose to see. It’s easy to forget that when the camera becomes rout
“The camera is the best instrument for revealing the grandeur of the landscape.” — Carleton Watkins Watkins carried heavy glass plates into places most people would never go—just to show what was already there. That’s
“Photography is more than a medium for factual communication of ideas. It is a creative art.” — Ansel Adams That line draws a boundary. Between recording what’s there… and shaping what it means. The difference isn&rs
“The camera should be used as an instrument of exploration and expression.” — Cedric Wright Photography was never meant to be passive. It’s an active way of moving through the world— testing, noticing, refining. Not ju
“The photograph, as we know it today, is the result of a long series of experiments and discoveries.” — Beaumont Newhall Nothing about this is accidental. Not the light. Not the framing. Not even the way it feels in your hand. Pho
“The best pictures are the ones that make you feel something.” — Steve McCurry Not everything worth photographing is loud. Some of it sits quietly, waiting for you to notice. That’s where the work lives. This Canon Canonet
“Stare. It is the way to educate your eye.” — Walker Evans Most people rush past the photograph. The ones who make them… don’t. They linger. They study the light as it falls, not as it performs. They notice the weight
“I photograph to find out what something will look like photographed.” — Garry Winogrand Most moments don’t announce themselves. They sit quietly— on a shelf, in a corner of light, waiting for someone to notice. And t
“I’ve always believed that photography is a way of shaping human understanding.” — Mary Ellen Mark Most of what we see… we don’t really understand. We pass by it. We overlook it. We assume we’ve already se
hello@artisanobscura.com
Hours

AO Newsletter

Sign up for our monthly newsletter where we'll keep you up-to-date on the going-ons around the photographic community and where we'll share tips and tricks from today's biggest photographers. We'll also notify you about our monthly discounts and specials!!!

We respect your privacy.

Thank you!

Promo Code for $5 off you next order: AOEMAIL

Shipping + Returns