



Recently I've been doing some photography with a digital camera and Holga toy camera lens. The Holga lens is mounted onto a digital camera body cap and that is mounted on the camera. I have one I use on my Olympus E-300. I call it the HolyOly. These digital Holga body cap assemblies can be purchased through Randy Smith at www.holgamods.com. Attached are a few samples I took today.