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Taking the subway, bus or commuter rail twice a day, every day means living half your day out of the bag. Sure you can slog around that junky backpack from senior year of high school, but you've grown up a bit, as have your tastes. Instead, we present a packed bag for the stylish, hip [...]

What you see above is one of the most inventive grocery bags I've come across, and one photographers would love to have strapped around their shoulders. It was created by Singapore-based design agency One Paradox to promote the Canon 500D (that's the Canon T1i to us Americans), according to Gizmodo...