Lens:  Watts  Film:  US1776  Flash:  Laser Lemon Gel  "I love this combo because between the B&W filters that Hipstamatic offers, US1776 is the one with the most grain and texture without vignetting. Combining this film with the contrasty Watts, produces...

Lens:  Watts  Film:  AO DLX  Flash: off "Acute angles in architecture are a wonder - the expectations of right angles allows you to make the viewer see something they don't expect.  This building had the extra benefit...

Lens:  Watts  Film:  US1776  Flash: off "I love black and withe, monochromatic photography gives you sensations of concrete beauty. All the tonalities stand alone. In a black and withe picture each millimeter, each pixel has its own...

Lens:  Watts  Film:  Big Up  Flash: off The second exhibition organised by Hisptography, "Watts is Up. Big Style", focused on the Bondi HipstaPak. In addition to the interview with the man himself, Ben Watts, we published a...

Lens:  Watts  Film:  W40  Flash: off The photo of the week was taken by Patrick Baz in Jordan and is part of a series photos he entitled "Hipsta Dead Sea". Patrick Baz is a photographer for the...

Ragged and worn, many Hipstamatic lenses and films give photos an aged look. Not so the Bondi HipstaPack. To capture photographer Ben Watts’s style, Hipstamatic has borrowed more than his urban, saturated, edgy style. They have borrowed...

Lens:  Watts  Film:  Big Up  Flash: off  

Lens:  Watts  Film:  Big Up  Flash:  Dreampop   

Lens:  Watts  Film:  Big Up  Flash: off "It is a shot of the Leonard Zakim suspension bridge in Boston as I was stuck in traffic. I've shot that bridge quite a bit, as I'm often stuck there...

Lens:  Watts  Film:  Big Up  Flash: off "Combining film and lens from the BondiPak creates the full 'Ben Watts' look. If you check his portfolio on his site you'll find the signature elements of his imagery to...