Inexpensive Gifts For The Photographer In Your Life (That They'll (Probably) Use!)

Every photographer needs a little something on hand to keep up their blood sugar on long assignments, and nothing is better than this. These cookie cutters come in 3 shapes, SLR, TLR, and Rangefinder for some pretty sweet variety.

The Eyeskey Universal Binoculars Harness Strap is a sturdy harness that removes the weight of a camera from the wearer's neck (or shoulder for those who wear a sling) and distributes it more easily across the back and shoulders. The camera is easily removed by using the side clips, and is adjustable for size and how much you'd like your camera to "bounce" around.

Photographers enjoy throwing around photons like kids enjoy throwing snowballs in winter, so make this holiday season a bit more colorful by gifting some gels for their speedlights (flashes). The kit comes with 20 filters, including color effects, color correction, and a diffusion gel.

....or over coffee-nated. Ok, I'll stop.

But this, or the lens shot glasses ($14.95), will keep your photog going strong!

If I'm known for anything, it's for misplacing nearly every lens cap that I own. Items like Cap Savers keep your lens cap attached to your camera strap, to save your equipment from an untimely demise.

The lens cap savers come in different flower designs, although if you want something with skulls, you should visit MOD.

Getting a kiddo to pay attention to a camera, or someone other than a parent can be a little tough. The Camera Creature looks enough like a toy for the nibling to give you time of day, while still being a functional piece of equipment for the photographer. This is a great piece for photographers looking to get into child photography, or to wrangle your smaller family members for a good family photo for once.