The term “toy camera” refers to inexpensive plastic cameras such as the Diana or Holga (the camera used for the following images), or  the unique images of the Lensbaby, as well as Pinhole cameras (both film and digital), whether made from oatmeal boxes or fine woods.   Such tools are low in technology, and high in creative possibilities.  They are very much a tool for “seeing” without stressing about too many dials, bells, whistles, and lens combinations.  For more information on such cameras, visit “FreestylePhoto.biz” for Holgas and Lensbabies, or “Pinhole Resource” for all your pinhole needs.