








"In late May, the seasonal beach town where I reside emerges from its winter slumber. The imported palm trees appear on the beaches and the fancy cars roll into town. However, some peripheral neighborhoods still retain a dreamy, throwback vibe, cautiously dipping their toes into the 1970s...
Jimmy/Ina's 1969 was from the "classic combo" menu assigned via Hipsta365. Yuletide flash brightened it up, the effects ranging from lovely bleached pastels to freaky tie-dye explosion…"
Stacy Banet
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Hipstamatic is the only photography application I use. I love the way it looks, its rebellious spirit, its edgy, unpredictable side and of course the results it produces. Thanks to Hipstamatic I have rediscovered my love of photography. I would go so far as to say that Hipstamatic has changed my life considerably, day to day. Since I have been using it, I have been travelling the world more and more, with the sole purpose of taking pictures. I am no great fan of editing images and I have no desire to spend ages changing a photo using the myriad of apps available on the market. Hipstamatic does not produce perfect pictures, but that is precisely what is so great about it. You may take a hundred pictures, one of which will be amazing. It won't require any touching up and it will be truly unique. (Suite...)
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