What's old is new again. :-) An alternative to that rather dust-prone trick is to manipulate a large magnifying glass in front of your lens. You have to experiment with manual focus to get the combo to be sharp-ish, but you can get some groovy effects. I came up with this myself, but I'm sure it's been done before. Sort of a poor-man's Lensbaby.
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