Lo-fi Photo Fun is the ultimate inspirational and creative photo assignments book for analog and toy camera users. Packed full of projects from huge online photo communities such as Flickr and Tumblr, Lo-fi Photo Fun is about shooting great photos, plus all the cool things you can do with the images you’ve taken on your toy, Polaroid, or pinhole cameras. Learn how to cross process, push process, hand process, experiment with film speeds and film types, bleed the image over the edge of the film, create animations with your images, play with multiple exposures using multiple lenses and a whole host of quirky, fun, off-beat, but most of all imaginative projects.
Accompanied by inspirational and ingenious photos, jargon-free, practical information provides the reader with recipe-style advice on how to achieve inventive results. Organised by technique, each project begins with a gallery of images showing the effects of that particular technique and is followed by detailed instructions on how each effect is achieved, variations on the technique, handy tips on camera quirks, and cross references to similar effects or techniques achieved with different projects.
