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Live from the Lomography Gallery Shop Opening in Tokyo
by ca-ro
posted about 1 year ago
one commentTen years after establishing Lomography in Japan, one of its most active communities gathered to welcome a brand new Lomographic meeting point in Tokyo.
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Endless Langkawi
by weechonghooi
posted about 1 year ago
4 commentsWestin Langkawi Resort Spa - I saw this long jetty many times since the project was going on last year, but haven't got the right time to go there. Well, this time I've made myself another favorite album from there. By applying the green filter, I find it useful for strong sun ray reduction and it makes my pictures more clearer. It's not difficult to get to the location and you it's absolutely free to enter to that jetty, it's beside the Westin Resort hotel.
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São Pedro de Moel
by zulupt
posted about 1 year ago
2 commentsSituated between pine-forests and the sea, São Pedro de Moel is a beautiful village with magnificent beaches, a place where you can enjoy the surrounding nature. Ideal for relaxing but also for those who seek open air sports like volleyball, surf, tennis, fishing, biking, etc.
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Luang Prabang
by lomodirk
posted about 1 year agoLuang Prabang is a small town at the River Mekong in North of Laos. Among the Laos mountains this little unique town hosts about 30000 inhabitants and because of its state of being UNESCO world heritage you`ll get the feeling there are twenty times more tourists. The state of World heritage was given to Luang Prabang because of its mass of Buddhist temples and the colonial architecture the French left there in 1995. But architecture is not the only left over, you`ll get there really fresh made, superb tasting chicken baguette right at the market.
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White Beach (Torrijos, Marinduque)
by mvsunit
posted about 1 year agoTraveling to the island province of Marinduque during the Holy Week was a test of patience. But rewards are abound. The stretch of white sand beach of Poctoy is proof to that. The privacy of a beach cove was perfect for sleeping right at the shore. The following day was excellent for getting a tan, playing beach volley, throwing Frisbee or just take a dip!
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Bruxelles Pub (Dublin)
by northstrandboy
posted about 1 year agoThis has to be my favorite place to be on either a sunny or (more then likely) rainy evening in Dublin city. Relax outside under the heat-lamps and have a drink in memory of 'Phil', or head inside and get-down with some great tunes.
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Hampstead Heath
by mubblegum
posted about 1 year agoSuch a gorgeous, huge park. With a lake, wildlife, and expansive greenery!
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Architecture in Stuttgart: Weißenhofsiedlung
by minicooper
posted about 1 year agoThrills up and down my spine. This was what I experimented when I was walking across the streets of Weißenhofsiedlung in Stuttgart. Directed by Mies van der Rohe, 17 architects created a neighborhood in 1927 just to show what the “New Architecture” would be. There you can see from a detached house to an apartment block.
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Golden Gate Park Festivals
by tttheresa
posted about 1 year ago
10 submissionsWhen the autumn's Indian Summer hits San Francisco, the only place to be is outside and at a festival in Golden Gate Park. Speedway Meadows fills up with thousands of peace-loving folk and the air becomes saturated with rhythm, song, dance, hoola-hooping, flowers in your hair, positive energy and a lot of that funky green smoke.
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Go Green at Rod Fai Park (Bangkok)
by evev
posted about 1 year agoHow hot is our world! It’s a popular sentence people speak out loud today. I’ll say yes to Global Warming. We are part of the biggest world’s problem. The earth has higher temperature, it must have many bad factors and we, everybody, make it happen without being unaware. There are too main causes activating Global Warming. First, it is “water pollution”. And second, it is the “forest losses.” If we could have been more responsible for the earth, Global Warming would have never happened. Don’t take it too seriously, I am peaceful.
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24h Color Negative Rumble Rodeo
by pan_dre
posted about 1 year ago
25 comments and 203 submissionsWelcome to the first installment of this film week's 24h rumble rodeo!
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Fuji Provia (120, 100 iso) user-review
by graefin
posted about 1 year ago
one comment and 2 votesThe Fuji Provia is one of my favourite slide films next to the Fuji Velvia. First of all: All Fuji slides are amazing! The colours are rich, saturated and simply brilliant! I always cross process my Fuji slides to give the pictures an extra kick of colour.
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Besalú Bridge
by blueliv
posted about 1 year agoBesalú is a little village in the north-east of Catalonia (Spain), in a region known by its volcanoes (all inactive, I think) and for being the place more similar to the Tolkien´s "The Shire".
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Instax Mini 55 Review by Liad
by ouroborosx
posted about 1 year ago
2 commentsLet me begin by saying that I have been a Polaroid addict for many years, and that the news of Polaroid's demise was for me a near cataclysmic event.
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The Danube River
by mrrotivlarbac
posted about 1 year ago
2 submissionsI spent 5 months in several cities in central Europe and one of the common elements in my stay in different capitals and countries was the river Danube.
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