Existem tantas películas fotográficas, mas no entanto o nosso tempo (e dinheiro) é limitado. Por vezes o mundo analógico pode ser esmagador. Mas nós estamos aqui para lhe ajudar com este primeiro capítulo da Bíblia Lomográfica de Filme. Começamos esta série com um sumário de todos os tipos de filmes coloridos negativos.
All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. But with Bill, it's all about working and being creative at the same time. Let's find out what his 'Cubicleism' means... after the break.
With the Lomography Safari Hunt in full swing, we thought it would be fun to show a few of our favorite animal photos. From cute little dogs to pretty intimidating bears, this gallery covers a pretty wide spectrum of creatures. And yes, we do know that not all these are animals in the strict sense, but we just love some of these masks…
When I was a student at the Fine Arts Academy in Perugia, I fell in love with stenopeic photography and started gathering every kind of document I could about it and its technical evolution. I asked for some information from my photography teacher, Antonio Todini - He suggested that I search "Pinhole Photography" on the internet and as a way of remembering things said: “Pinhole, it sounds like pinolo (pine nut, in Italian), but with the 'H' after the 'N' and the final 'E'”. Since that moment the little nut planted itself in my mind and grew in the form of a challenge to make my very own pine nut pinhole camera!
Multiple exposures or MX is one of the main highlights of lomography. It's fun, creative and often ends up with mind-blowing results. But it's not just all about pressing your shutter more than once. There are also some technical tips that you must keep in mind. This guide is filled with guidelines to help both newbie and the semi-newbie lomographers alike to get that perfect MX shot.
