Kaleidoscope Effect – 35mm film

I use two tools to create kaleidoscope effects. I purchased Kaleidoscope glasses for $25 from Amazon and I also have a new kaleidoscope prism crystal from Different Lens World – $40.

**Kaleidoscope Glasses and a Blue Hoya Lens Filter**

Captured with kaleidoscope glasses and Fuji 400h 35mm film

**Captured on Kodak Ultramax 400 with a Hoya pink filter**

Mother Mother – digital capture – Ambient Light

**Trying out the Different Lens World Kaleidoscope Crystal** www.differentlensworld.com

**Film capture on Kodak TMAX 400 – Trying out the Different Lens World Kaleidoscope Crystal** www.differentlensworld.com

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