LomoLocations

Places to visit and shoot before yours days are through! Compiled exclusively by Lomographers – no travel agency on the planet has the variety of awe-inspiring world destinations you will find here. Daily updated, you can either check out the newest posts in the magazine or you can easily find a review of your choice on a LomoLocations Map. Curiosity-friendly – LomoLocations gives you all the info you could wish to know about a spot – description, address, pros and cons, the best time to go, what shoes to wear… and a bevy of fantastic shots to show you what you have been missing. Feel free to leave a comment! If you want to submit a lomo location just click here.

Most recent entries

• Museum of Siam, Bangkok

  Thailand, Bangkok, Ko Rattanakosin, Wat Po
  posted by evev on November 20th, 2008, 0 comments so far
  Tags: fun Thai, play, learn, provia, fuji, Bangkok, Siam, and museum

  

  Are you looking for real Thainess? I am looking for REAL Thainess. Real Thainess has a multitude of roots. If you want to know about our real lives, come and touch our roots at Museum of Siam, National Discovery Museum Institute.

• Lake Païjänne, Finland.

  Finland, Rapala, the shore of the lake
  posted by azurblue on November 20th, 2008, 0 comments so far
  Tags: diana+, lubitel, nature, woods, sauna, fishing, swimming, water, bath, forest, Suomi Lahti Kuopio mökki, Paîjänne Finland, and Lake

  

  There are 187 888 lakes in Finland ! Lake Païjänne is the second largest lake in the country. It is 119 km long and 23 km wide, and it’s surface area is ca 1,1000 km. It is located about 200 km north to Helsinki. The lake is very suitable for boating, recreational fishing, and summer residence.

• Escolta Museum at Calvo Building

  Philippines, Manila, Calvo Building
  posted by eazy360 on November 19th, 2008, 0 comments so far
  Tags: architecture, art deco, manila, history, street, escolta, and sta cruz

  

  Walking down turn-of-the-century Escolta was like a stroll though today’s happening Bonifacio High Street or Eastwood City, where commerce and culture thrived as Manila embraced, willingly or otherwise, the 20th century. Elegantly dressed residents regularly visited this street to visit the numerous boutiques, shops and department stores that sold the latest clothes, cigars, jewelries and other fineries. Automobiles, horse-drawn carriages and Meralco tranvias (tramcars) shuttled them through this beautiful street. Indeed, it was “the” place to be seen.

• Metallist Kharkov – The real deal

  Ukraine, Kharkov, Stadion Metallist
  posted by wil6ka on November 19th, 2008, 1 comment so far
  Tags: Football, Emotion, Party, Ukraine, Kharkov, Fans, Power, and Cheering

  

  This was an endeavor of the spontaneous kind, and it was beautiful. Recently I worked Kharkov, the second biggest city in the Ukraine, for to weeks and on a thursday I was checking the live-results of the German football teams in the UEFA Cup.

• Comino

  Malta, Nearby Island 'Comino', Comino
  posted by ukaaa on November 19th, 2008, 2 comments so far
  Tags: LC-A, grass, hills, rocks, sand, small beach, island, underwater, Malta Comino water, and Blue Lagoon

  

  Last summer me and the missus went traveling to Malta. While Malta is a really beautiful country, I think it’s definetely worth taking a boat to the nearby island called Comino. Comino is a deserted little island with 2 small hotels and otherwise nothing. That’s right: NOTHING!

• St. Anne Church Bukit Mertajam

  Malaysia, Bukit Mertajam, Batu Kawan
  posted by eva_eva on November 19th, 2008, 2 comments so far
  Tags: Malaysia, Bukit Mertajam, Batu Kawan, St Anne Church, Leisure, Penang, Lca+, and Fisheye

  

  My last visit to Penang Island, the last destination of the trip was headed to St. Anne Church. The church located at Batu Kawan, Bukit Mertajam.

• A night at the Carnival – Geraldo Costa Square

  Brazil, Tremembé, Geraldo Costa Square
  posted by dux_x on November 19th, 2008, 0 comments so far
  Tags: lc-a

  

  Some small towns have a big square where these little Carnival stops on special dates. By the nature of these places, with a lot of colorful things and full of neon or lights, it´s a perfect spot to take your lomo lc-a to a night safari. I call it safari because you´ll find many human “subjects” to “hunt”, if you know what I mean. Every type of people come to the Carnival at night on the weekend, and you´ll be pleased with the portraits possibilities.

• Old Town White Coffee

  Malaysia, Pj, SS19
  posted by jhunnie on November 19th, 2008, 5 comments so far
  Tags: Old Town White Coffee, PJ, SS19, Food, and Drink

  

  Old Town White Coffee is famous with its original white coffee origin from Ipoh, Perak. The aroma of the coffee smells really good. I managed to drop by the OldTown White Coffee at Java One, PJ with my Lomo Member during dinner.

• Pantai Cahaya Bulan

  Malaysia, Kelantan, Kota Bharu, Pantai Cahaya Bulan
  posted by weechonghooi on November 18th, 2008, 4 comments so far
  Tags: Beach, Breeze, Kites, Sunshine, SunRise, and SunSet

  

  It’s a memorable location here in Pantai Cahaya Bulan or as so called PCB, 10 km South from Kota Bharu centre, which I reckon it’s not far from town for driving, probably takes around 15 minutes, because the road is quite narrow.

• One day stroll in Vilnius

  Lithuania, Vilnius
  posted by jelga on November 18th, 2008, 0 comments so far
  Tags: Walk, stroll, Neris, ghetto, wander, and river

  

  I was in Vilnius recently for work and had only one day to walk around the city – it was definitely a perfect day! Vilnius city center is quite small so very easy to discover by foot. At first, I wandered around without a clear objective in which then turned out to be the jewish ghetto. As a matter of fact the city was once known as the Jerusalem of the North and you can still see many traces of this community in the narrow and historic streets of this part of town.