Film meets glitch. This is what it looks like when you take a roll of street shots and double expose it with shots of (out of focus) glitch screens.
Puppies! Bigsby and Fox at Heron’s head park. (at Heron’s Head Park)
The last of my #photojojofisheye tips is up now. Check out @photojojo’s feed to see them all. If any of the tips inspired you, let us know!
A night of dopeness. @8bitsf at @dnalounge.
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Use old film negatives or colored gels to create your own DIY photo filters. This trick works great with the magnets on our magnetic cell lenses http://bit.ly/9wINVu
This week I’m sharing some of my favorite cell phone lens tricks with the @photojojo crew! Follow them to see the tips I’ll be sharing and share your favorite lens tips with the #photojojofisheye tag!
For a cool new perspective, try sticking your phone in the back of your freezer with a fisheye lens. You can use an app with a timer, like the one found in Camera+, or use your headphones as a remote trigger to capture that shot. Grab your own lenses at http://bit.ly/9wINVu
