Lomography

Where did you think "kefuwa" got her name from eh?

"I never thought someone would find interest in interviewing me about Lomography. Considering myself as a newbie in comparison to many experienced lomographers, I feel privileged to share my private thoughts on the subject." - @lakandula

Ladies and gentlemen, it’s finally here! Sit back, grab a coffee, relax, and read on – welcome to the THE SARAH SHOW!

My first location article in Abu Dhabi – a first of many, definitely. In Khalidiya, you can be in close proximity to schools, shopping destinations, hospitals and the beach, and yet feel cocooned in a private community. It's a relatively quiet place with sleek apartment buildings, green parks and a multitude of retail shops of all types.

So is it really all about the Film Festival? What happens when there isn't any? Here's a brief chronicle of my trip to Cannes. There's a lot of things to do and see that's not connected to the Film Festival so read on for more about the true spirit of Cannes!

Inspired by stouf’s Goodbye Quebec post, here’s my story of an unforgettable end and a start of another lomographic journey. I arrived in Singapore last summer of 2001, coming from my hometown in Manila, Philippines. Judging from my profession, Singapore is truly an architect’s playground.

One Lomographer described him as someone who is not just a keen observer, but also an analogue imagist who likes to cast his Lomo world with the kind of blues that he often plays to himself. Check out panelomo's interview with juznobsrvr!

Do you scan your negatives and keep it in your hard drives? Do you show your photos to your friends via your iPhones or Blackberries and even at your Facebook pages too, ya? Well, its time to come out and SHOW your photos (literally!).

Let’s get to know our fellow lomographer Florian, who’s keeping her music and photography within the boundaries of the analogue world. Check out the interesting interview of panelomo with some great insights on Lomographic cameras!

Guess who? She's from Chile. She loves the Beatles. And she's a Colorsplash Camera enthusiast by heart. Check out panelomo's interview with Jacquie aka Iaki and her interestinglife in Chile!

I'm sure you've seen these interesting photos of the same old oak tree in his lomohome - and kdstevens will tell us the story behind his analog dreamscape. Take a peek at life in Northern California, where most of our latest 'My Friend' analogue magic happens!

Every photographer knows who Annie Leibovitz is – now, let’s get to know the lomographic versión of her: Susie Lomovitz! Take a look in her interesting outlook in life with that half-Venezuelan, half-Spanish tinge! Fall in love with her gorgeous photos and her outlook in life!

Do you scan your negatives and keep it in your hard drives? Do you show your photos to your friends via your iPhones or Blackberries and even at your Facebook pages too, ya? Well, its time to come out and SHOW your photos (literally!).

For this My Friend feature, I would like to introduce you to our fellow analog-lover, mochilis! Based in Zaragoza, Spain, this Lomographer is also a PhD student in Biochemistry! Who is he? Head on to find out how he started his analogue inkling!

There’s someone out there who loves music, likes to take snapshots of staircases, and is raring to capture the beauty of Iceland. Do you have a forecast in mind? Take a look at panelomo's 'My Friend' interview with fivedayforecast!

For today's My Friend feature, meet lomoteddy! Lomo + Teddy = lomoteddy. Get to know more about the LA-based Lomographer who also works as a nurse!

This medium-speed color transparency film features excellent color reproduction, very fine grain, and very high sharpness. What? You haven’t tried this film yet? You’re missing a lot then!

For this edition of "My Friend", panelomo introduces us to Princess Sally - a Lomographer from the Kingdom of Iceland!

Let’s pack our bags and go to Istanbul, Turkey to meet our fellow Lomography addict, coffee-loving tree branch snapper!

Holland Village in Singapore is only one of the major tourist attractions in Singapore's shopping scene. Coined the "bohemian enclave" of Singapore, Holland Village is a blend of Singaporean lifestyle, a nice mix between old and new.