Photography is like anything else in life; there’s a right way and a wrong way to do it. It just so happens, though, that in this case the wrong way yields way more satisfying results. Matthew Cetta has made striking photographs by abusing his film with everything from absinthe to turpentine. And you can’t tear your eyes away.
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The Holga iPhone Case Filter and FX case looks like the love child of a rotary phone and a Disney Princess kaleidoscope viewer. However, what it does offer, is an ability to add Instagram-esque filters, analog-style. The case comes from toy camera giant Holga, which has made its whole business based on the happy accidents of light-leaks and underexposure. 11 different filters and lenses are mounted on a rotary dial which lets you choose which one you want to use. The best part is the price, which is a surprisingly affordable $30 for the ability to significantly expand your iPhone 5′s photography capabilities. That’s the right price for a novelty case: sure it may be bulky, but slapping it on before you go out shooting could be a lot of fun.
Sorry, the yellow version is iPhone 5 only, but there is an iPhone 4-compatible model. Buy yours here.
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