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Concert photographer Rich Gastwirt came up with this unusual "viral" business card for getting his website URL into people's hands.

Kodak CEO Jeff Clarke is on a mission to bring film back, and his business card reflects that: it's literally a strip of 35mm film that has his information displayed on it.

Here's a clever idea we've never seen before: a card that "loads" as you open it. Pull the card out of the sleeve and watch as the progress bar magically "works."

As a photographer, it's a good idea to always have your portfolio with you. Given the advent of smartphone photography, that's not much of an issue. Many portfolio websites offer mobile optimized versions of your site that you can easily show prospective clients on the go.

But if you're looking for a way to keep higher resolution photos on you to showcase wherever you might be -- or maybe a creative way to deliver final shots to clients -- you might wanna take a look at Cartable+Convenience.

While taking part in a contest to design an unconventional business card, artist …

Greek silkscreen printer Manolis Angelakis was recently tasked with designing a new set of business cards for close friend and photographer Alexandra Stamopoulou. Given her profession, he decided to create a stylish card that emulates the viewfinder of an old Zenit camera. The simple but effective design was silkscreened onto sheets of transparent vinyl.

Barcelona-based design studio low ink created this …

Lomo shooter wn7ant came up with a …

Developer Boris Smus came up with this super minimalist way of sharing his …

Bryce Bell of cardnetics created this business card design that features a built-in …

Here’s an amazingly awesome idea for business cards if you’re a photographer or photo enthusiast. Brooklyn-based photographer and designer …