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• Vizcaya Bridge - Romanticism in Iron!

  
  by disdis
  posted about 5 hours ago
  4 votes

  Iron can also be romantic. Eiffel Towe is one of those pieces, but if I have to chose, I prefer the Vizcaya Bridge, not only for the beauty but for the utility, transporting people from both banks of a mouth of a river. The only way for two cities to meet!

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• In the Shop: Dick & Jane's

  
  by jeffmoore
  posted about 12 hours ago
  2 comments and 2 votes

  Interview with Cori, owner of Dick & Jane's in Calgary, Canada.

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• F-stops for Diana Wide Angle and Fisheye Lenses

  
  by kdstevens
  posted about 12 hours ago
  3 comments and 3 votes

  The 35mm film back for my Diana F+ and Diana 20mm Fisheye Lens arrived in the mail yesterday, so this morning I installed the back, twisted on the fisheye lens, loaded it up with 400 ISO Agfapan film and headed out the door with the dogs to take a walk. It was a sunny day but I figured with the low winter sun, I should allow a couple of stops and set the aperture for cloudy. Then it struck me like being hit with a whole bag of Stupid that an f-stop is a ratio! It’s the ratio between the aperture’s diameter and the focal length of the lens. 1:8 with a 75mm lens is a whole lot different than 1:8 with a 20mm lens.

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• The Blue City of Chefchaouen, Morocco

  
  by stokedstokes
  posted about 16 hours ago
  one comment and 2 votes

  If you've looked at a tour book of Morocco, no doubt you've seen photos of this city. Shades of blue can be found everywhere, the entire town melts into the sky. Located about 2 hours from Tanger, in the Rif mountains, this city is nestled into the hilltops and is a site to behold. The city is blue thanks to it's original Jewish inhabitants, but has an Andalusian feel at the same time.

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• Brillant9 - Formally Known as Pop9, by 007-0815-Styler

  
  by 007-0815-styler
  posted about 17 hours ago
  7 comments and 9 votes

  Have a look at this modified Pop9 camera! Lomography user 007-0815-Styler brings us "Brilliant 9" - his version of our plastic 9-eyed snapper!

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• LOMO Smena 8M Gallery

  
  by cruzron
  posted about 21 hours ago
  2 comments and 9 votes

  Try out the niftiest introduction to full manual shooting with this pocket sized beauty!

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• Parc du Cinquentenaire

  
  by lomo_bernis
  posted 1 day ago
  2 comments and 5 votes

  Beautiful park in the heart of Brussels, where you can go for read a book, take a walk or why not drink a few beers.

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• The 10 Golden Rules by Euro Team 3

  
  by anarchy
  posted 1 day ago
  14 comments and 11 votes

  The 10 Golden Rules of Lomography as interpreted by the Third Lomographic Section for Analogue Intelligence and Progressive Creativity, or Euro Team 3 for short...

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• Ron Lau's I Don't Have a Cat 6

  
  by shhquiet
  posted 1 day ago
  6 comments and 10 votes

  Mi-mi-mi-mi-mi-meowwww! Feline-lovers, your hearts are going to melt with this latest set of super-adorable kitty-cat photos from Ron Lau!

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• The Hidden Gems of Fort Kochi

  
  by globebug
  posted 1 day ago
  one comment and 2 votes

  In order to get to Fort Kochi (the backpackers part of Cochin) from Ernakulam, you cross over a bridge and as we did so, we saw some amazing fireworks from the auto rickshaw. Our driver informed us it was some religious festival or another, which seems to be an everyday occurance in India!

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• Project 5am

  
  by 5am
  posted 1 day ago
  one comment and 5 votes

  Project 5am is about capturing and following the essence of being in the moment. It is a site which falls on various levels. It can be viewed as a celebration of creativity or as a 2 year old diary of exploring a moment of enlightenment.

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• Lomography Magazine Times: March Madness!

  
  by shhquiet
  posted 1 day ago
  one comment and 6 votes

  Let's do a mighty March recap, shall we? This month we were all captivated with the launch of the shiny and special Lomo LC-A+ Gold Edition, and flooded with lots of rumbles, too! But that's not all, kids - read on to find out more!

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• Kodak T-max (35mm, 400 iso) User-Review

  
  by yun
  posted 1 day ago
  4 comments and 3 votes

  How things will look with an expired film? It was a question in my head, so I decided to share with you all my feelings about it!

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• Pilipinas: Ilocos Norte

  
  by niguevara
  posted 1 day ago
  4 comments and 2 votes

  Ilocos Norte is located almost the tip of the Philippines. It is considered one of the most famous destinations in the Ilocos Region.

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• Abalone Cove | Rancho Palos Verdes, California

  
  by lindsayhutchens
  posted 1 day ago
  2 comments and 6 votes

  Abalone Cove is probably one of the most beautiful and stimulating places I have ever visited. Before I became a photographer I wanted to be a marine biologist... now I think I want to be a psychologist but all three are just self-serving excuses to do what I love.

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