I don't really know much about this camera, I tried doing a bit of research about it but came up with not a lot about this camera and a whole lot about other ensign cameras, it was made by the ensign company which started production of cameras in 1905 after many years of producing optical glass etc. as far as i can gather/guess this camera started production in the late 1920's.

I bought this accessory to use with my LC-A refurb the day it came out, and at first unfortunately i had a few problems, e.g. flat head screws on my hinge, not Philips head screws and the advance wheel being stuck when the back was on...

With the availability of the Instax back for the Lomo LC-A+, It's such a convenience especially for the impatient Lomographers - they will never have to wait for another hour to see their analogue efforts! Yay! And with these new addition to the growing army of the Lomo LC-A accessories, now there's more room for experiments! Isn't this what we came here for, yeah? Read on to learn the latest trick from this week's Tipster!

This really is a great place to take pictures as you come across no end of old machinery, hand painted signs, canal boats and masonry.

Easy to use and always a conversation piece wherever you go, the Budweiser Can Camera is a sure fire hit for your outdoor parties!

For added coloured fuzziness, here's how to achieve them!

I saw an article awhile ago on how to make your own Redscale film, so I thought I'd share it with you all :)

Have you ever tried using a lens meant for one camera on another? I combined two of the Lomography classics for this one!

Get your Holga now and get lost on the size of things to see!

Sheffield is becoming more and more well known as as a very art based city with many galleries, and the well known Sheffield university. These are images taken around Sheffield and from the international market.