
Turn Film Canisters Into Colored Glow Sticks for Light Painting
If you have some translucent film canisters lying around, you can turn them into DIY glow sticks for …
If you have some translucent film canisters lying around, you can turn them into DIY glow sticks for …
Our camera stickers are fun, but for something more personal you can make your own 35mm film …
Kodak’s website has a “Create” section stocked with all kinds of different photo …
For her husband’s 40th birthday, Jen had the idea of turning an old, …
Brussels-based jewelry designer Clement Marquaire creates one-of-a-kind earrings using old 35mm film. A …
Instructables user art.makes has a tutorial on how you can make a pair of paper iris glasses with adjustable apertures. You could definitely build upon the idea to make each side more like a camera lens (e.g. adding barrels, f-stop values) -- perhaps as part of a geeky Halloween costume?
Bits of Everything has a great tutorial on how you can make a …
Here’s a weekend project idea: personalize your camera’s wrist strap by making it look like a friendship bracelet! All …
Have a bunch of film canisters lying around and not sure what to do with them? You could use them to geekify your Christmas lights by punching a hole in the caps and sticking the lights in.
Inkodye sells a line of light sensitive textile dyes that you can use …
mr-korn over at Lomography recently snagged a cheap Olympus Zuiko 50mm lens on eBay, but the lens didn't come with a lens cap. Rather than try and find a replacement cap for that particular lens, he decided to craft his own DIY cap using a can of Coke.
Craftzine has a step-by-step tutorial teaching how to turn your unwanted 35mm film …
Here’s a fun weekend project: create a tiny keychain photo album with your favorite photos! Simply print out your …
Ties are meant to be soft and comfortable around the neck, so they’re a perfect fit for a do-it-yourself …
If you ever find yourself with some unwanted negatives on your hands, you can upcycle them into creative film …
Remember that super realistic Leica M3 paper pinhole camera we featured back in June? You can now …
The next time you're planning a birthday party for someone who loves photography, try making a giant camera piñata using cardboard and paper-mache. You can fill it with candy and treats, or take your photo-geekness to the next level by filling it with photography-related gifts and accessories.
Photographer Matthew Nicholson created this paper Leica M3 that's a working pinhole camera. It's loaded with 35mm film, and even the strap is realistic and made with paper!
Mother’s Day is in just a couple of days, and if you’re planning on writing a letter for your …