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Win an Ektoplasmar converted projection lens (Drawing Ended)

You could win a lens. I spent the first half of this year figuring out how to make these Ektoplasmar converted projection lenses. Now you can win one. Just sign up for my newsletter about photography and creativity.

You could win could’ve won an Ektoplasmar converted projection lens by signing up for my very infrequent photography newsletter. (EDIT: But that drawing is now over.)

In the newsletter, I am talk about art, creativity and some specific photography stuff — like how I am converting these inexpensive lenses and getting the best results from them.

Of course you can still sign up for the newsletter…

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It s part mad scientist’s lab notebook, in which I make mistakes so you don’t have to, and part inspirational content to help get you out doing whatever creative things you love.

I want you to get a sense of the images you could make with a lens like this. So here are some of the photographs I’ve made this year with the Ektoplasmars that I have converted.

Some of My Ektoplasmar Images

I think these lenses are very versatile and fun, which is why I keep working with them. And I think you would have enjoyed one too.

They definitely can deliver some surprising results. I carry one in my bag most of the time now, and mine has saved the day a few times getting results — even when other planned images didn’t turn out.

I hope to see you on the newsletter mailing list. It’s going to be fun to give one of these away! Meanwhile stay in touch via Twitter, Flickr or Instagram where I post pictures frequently.

And keep checking back here for more news about the Ektoplasmar converted projection lens project.

By Theodore

Theodore is a photographer whose objective is to make images that help you meditate on the good.