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1. Ottsar's Instamatic Lens The Holga is a famous junk camera for art and photo school photography. The plastic lens and light leaks produce ethereal and oddly spectral images. Kodak 126 Instamatics are an overlooked art-camera. They are plentiful, inexpensive, and take myster...
2. Lomo Cameras http://www.lomography.com
3. LOMOGRAPHY: Don't think, just shoot! Lomography is fun when formal photography was too technical. Lomography is documenting every mundane routine in your life from the weirdest angle. Love it or hate it, Lomography is a culture, a way of life of many around world. If you can't beat them...
4. Holga Cameras This toy camera takes beautiful photographs. It may take a little extra effort but the results are well worth it.
5. LOMO - ON Lomography emphasizes casual, snapshot photography. Characteristics such as over-saturated colors, off-kilter exposure, blurring, "happy accidents," and alternative film processing are often considered part of the "Lomographic Technique". Users are...
6. All Things Photography I am a professional photographer and have received my associates in Commercial Still Photography.  I created this lens to give photo enthusiasts a place to surf helpful links, review personally recommended products that professionals use, and a...
7. Neighborhoodies Neighborhoodies is a small company run by kids who have no business running a business. We made our first hoodie less than two years ago. Within what seemed like minutes we'd made a splash in New York, and found love in cities across the country. The...
8. Toy and Vintage Cameras Though most professional and hobbyist photographers are now thinking in terms of megapixels and RAW formats and drooling over the latest top-of-the-line digital equipment, a segment of the photography world has rebelled in the other direction entirel...
9. Photography Resources So you have a hobby. You do something you love and start getting better at it. You go out on the internet to find like-minded people, chat, get feedback and maybe learn a trick or two after seeing a photo that really made you go *wow*. And end up spe...
10. Photographer Taylor Gillis My recent work involves photographing corners and other mundane architectural spaces and portraying them as mysterious, confusing and unidentifiable places to be explored - or avoided. Walls, doors, and windows appear as stark spaces with minimal ide...