【2009 Archives】

LONDON -- Ah009 Archives stock photos. The bane of many creatives' lives, but a source of joy for myriad others.

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There's something so glorious about the poses and expressions that are so far removed from real life.

Well, now you can shout your appreciation for classic stock imagery by wearing it on a T-shirt. The only catch is, you have to be an Adobe Stock customer.

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In a bold move, Adobe just launched a clothing line celebrating some of the most iconic stock images that creatives love to hate.

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From the two office workers sparring while inexplicably wearing boxing gloves to the elderly couple using a laptop (and loving it), these T-shirts are an homage to some of stock photography's finest moments.

Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable

The limited edition clothing line is launched to coincide with Adobe Stock's Premium Collection of stock images.You can sign up for a free trial if you're dying to get your hands on one of the shirts.

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