Marcy's Junk Store Cameras: The label toy camera seems to be interchangeable with plastic camera. I decided on the title Junk Store Cameras because most of the fabulous image making machines Ive found at junk stores have been made of metal. Also, they generally have glass lenses which puts them outside of the technical definition of a toy (if you follow definitions technically, that is).

Digital Sucks: touts the virtues of photography with actual film and, in particular, the challenges of creating beautiful representations with the holga camera. The site is the home of several holga galleries by prominent photographers Bill Grimshaw, Allen McInnis, and Tony Fouhse. Digital Sucks offers the sale of the Holga camera and merchandise.

Since you'll never take color photographs as good as the professionals, your chances are better to make art with a Game Boy Camera. Read how.

The most important gameboy camera site on the web. Lots of photo galleries, tips and hints and the most gameboy camera links you can get in one place.

Information about the Holga camera including a gallery of Holga photos by David Niles.

Fine Art Photographic Gallery featuring pictures taken with a plastic toy camera: the Diana Camera.

BILDMATERIAL-Fotogalerie mit Arbeiten und Projekten von Tomas Gerber (Schweiz). Experimentelle Fotografie, Toy-Camera-Shots.

Claudia smith Multiples Mondo////Lomo The Big Blue Bus..a photo essay Velveeta Cam Toy Digital Pics alternative media:::::::::::::::::steel pinhole photography:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: #1.Through the Pinhole #2. in the dream time #3. Pinhole Images with the Zero 2000 #4. Around the House #5. Memorial #6. Vessels toy camera ...

Toy Camera Images Polaroid Image Transfers Dream Leaves photojournalism personal portraits nature/travel sports wedding studio ...

Galley of photos with an unique view from the plastic lens of the Holga camera. Also a resource for Holga modifications and links to other Holga sites. ...

Obscurity Pictures, Photographic art, Georgina Campbell ...

A Plastic Toy Camera Image Portfolio. Color, Black and White.

PHOTOBLASTER (1997 - 2000) Similar in some ways to the design of the Biflex of 1948, the PhotoBlaster has two lenses and two shutters so that the flipping of the film -- as in the Biflex -- is not necessary. For a submini camera it's a little on the big size -- about the size of a Leica M3 -- but the PhotoBlaster is designed for kids. Perhaps I should say that it appeals to the kid in all of us!