WHETHER YOU SHOOT WITH YOUR GRANDPA'S OLD SPOTMATIC, OR CARRY THE LATEST DIGITAL MARVEL, ANTHONY TARANTINO CAMERA STRAPS HAS THE STRAP FOR YOU.
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MY STORY
I began making camera straps a few years ago. I bought my first mirrorless camera and was in search of a strap that would give me the vintage look and feel I wanted. I was able to find plenty of nice straps, but they were pricey, so I thought, "Why not just make your own?"
I started with a wrist strap — it seemed simple enough. But I really wanted a neckstrap. A few trips to the local craft store for leather and rivets, and I thought, "Hey, I can do this."
I made the rounds at local camera shows, and through trial and error, I now offer eight different styles of straps, including wrist, neck and lanyard. The straps are currently made in black and brown.
Since each strap is made by hand, no two are exactly alike – colors sometimes change, and while I try to make lengths consistent, please understand they too may vary.
Straps come standard with split rings but can be ordered with lobster-claw connectors.
I started with a wrist strap — it seemed simple enough. But I really wanted a neckstrap. A few trips to the local craft store for leather and rivets, and I thought, "Hey, I can do this."
I made the rounds at local camera shows, and through trial and error, I now offer eight different styles of straps, including wrist, neck and lanyard. The straps are currently made in black and brown.
Since each strap is made by hand, no two are exactly alike – colors sometimes change, and while I try to make lengths consistent, please understand they too may vary.
Straps come standard with split rings but can be ordered with lobster-claw connectors.
GRAB ONE
Straps are currently available for purchase on Etsy. And if you live in Southern California, they can also be purchased at the occasional camera show or at Camera Exposure in San Diego. If you are a retailer that would like to sell my straps, please contact me at the email below.