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• Diana Takes Diana+ to Egypt... an Interview and Gallery

  
  by ouroborosx
  posted about 1 year ago
  4 comments and 1 vote

  Recently I was contacted by Diana Mulvihill, a photography student at Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California. Diana was on her way to Egypt to do some work for a non-profit organization that helps children (and also wishes to remain anonymous for the purpose of this interview). Diana is trained as a documentary photographer and has worked for over a decade as a photojournalist. She had heard about her camera namesake, but had never shot with one. We thought it would be neat to see how the "Diana+":http://www.lomography.com/diana would hold up on a real photojournalism assignment, and hoped to capture some of the beauty and magic of this incredible destination. See Diana's Diana+ gallery below, and read an interview with this remarkable woman.

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• THE FUTURE IS DIGITAL? We don't think... The Great Analogue Photo Rumble - Participate Now

  
  by pan_dre
  posted about 1 year ago
  22 comments and 1 vote

  An earthquake-like shock shook our headquarters this week. While evaluating the grand analogue survey feedback we had to swallow the fact that the majority of Lomographers believe that - the future is digital. The shock! The Horror! We were ready to throw everything out of the window; cancel Photokina, abandon camera production and start producing microchips for digital air-conditioning systems. But alas! Just seconds before our fingers touched the “Off” switch we discovered the very same sample of people actually believe that the most essential things in life remain analogue! Life, love, fun, sex, beauty, creativity were voted by a huge percentage to be definitively analogue.“

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• We Need Some Lubitel Lovin'

  
  by shhquiet
  posted about 1 year ago
  10 comments and 1 vote

  A few days ago, we appealed to you hardcore Lubitel lovers to show us some love.

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• Guimarães

  
  by paper_doll
  posted about 1 year ago
  one comment and 1 vote

  Guimarães is a city located in northwestern Portugal in the province of Minho and in the district of Braga. It is a municipality made up of 68 townships, occupying an area of 242.32 km2 and including more than 160,000 inhabitants.

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• Acadia (Bar Harbor)

  
  by plesaleza
  posted about 1 year ago
  one comment

  This might seem to be very far out of the way to go, which it is. Acadia National Park is a sight to be seen, you can either hike up on the paths or take the drive up. It's one of those few places in Maine that is actually worth going to.

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• Dago Resort

  
  by adi_totp
  posted about 1 year ago
  1 vote

  When I first came up here I was so surprised because this place is like a desert, only that there are beautiful hills around it. So the reason I went here was because my friend asked me to take pictures of him and his dearly old Vespa. Then we did some LomoSession using my Horizon Perfekt and SNAP! I just loved the view - it suits the panorama dream image that can be obtained using a Horizon Perfekt. I think this place is so perfect to be used as a movie location.

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• Pai & Pang Aung

  
  by kititat13
  posted about 1 year ago
  one comment

  Pai & Pang Aung located in Mae Hong Sorn province, north of Thailand. Pai is a very very small town, with a view of lots of moutain around. It is the place where you can relax, enjoy beautiful views & cool weather (in winter from November to February), recharge your energy or even for a nice honeymoon trip.......

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• Amsterdam NEMO (Science Center)

  
  by agrimony
  posted about 1 year ago

  NEMO is the biggest science center all over The Netherlands. You can see it when you arrive at the Central station (the central station) because of its extraordinary architecture – it looks like a big green ship - designed by Renzo Piano. It was built in 1997 and is situated on the fundamentals of the IJtunnel.

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• Amsterdam Street-Markets

  
  by agrimony
  posted about 1 year ago
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  One of the most interesting shopping possibilities in Amsterdam is the several street-markets which can be found all over the city. The most famous one is maybe the Waterlooplein –market. There you can buy second-hand clothing but also new clothes, dvds, cds, rummage, and so on. It has its own metro-station and it is open from Monday to Saturday, 8:30 am – 5:30 pm.

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• Aix en Provence (France)

  
  by azurblue
  posted about 1 year ago

  Found by the Romans in 123 BC, Aix en Provence is famous for its thermal hot springs. The name of Aix comes from Aqua, which means water, or springs. There are still thermal bath, built on the antique one. You can find more than twenty public fountains in the old center. Some are very ancient, most of them were build in 19th C.

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• Alnis Lake and Hydrographic Reserve

  
  by mantozauras
  posted about 1 year ago
  1 vote

  This interesting and beautiful place is located in the Aukštaitija regional park in the eastern Lithuania. Aukštaitija regional park is well known because of lovely forests and thousands lakes and rivers. The Alnis Lake is deep in the forest surrounded only by trees and nothing more. There is only breathtaking beauty of nature. You can climb on the top of the hill and to see clear like a glass water of this lake. This place is like paradise. There are few camping places where you can stay after pay some euros (I don’t remember the cost).

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• Rokiškis

  
  by mantozauras
  posted about 1 year ago
  1 vote

  If you ask Lithuanian people, "Do you know Rokiskis?" 9 of 10 will tell you that it has the mental institution-prison in Lithuania. To tell you the truth it was the only thing that I know about Rokiskis too. The trip to this city was unplanned and very interesting and surprising.

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