Lomography

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• My LomoStory by makeyuu

  
  by shhquiet
  posted about 1 year ago
  5 comments

  I think I had a friend in school that first showed me some lomographic camera on a website. I first did not show any interest but later I found the official lomographic website and that was when I first entered the enormous, warm and analogue world of these unpredictable, oddly shaped cameras. Sitting in school and studying half the time, wandering through the website the other half. There were so many pictures to look at, so much to read about these eye opening lenses. Lomography gave me this great feeling. To see the world as something great, discovering all the interesting details and documenting, documenting and documenting. Always having your camera with you, looking for shootable things. The next step would be very natural: buying these tools of living.

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• Corsica

  
  by krusty1980
  posted about 1 year ago
  2 comments and 1 vote

  Corsica also called "The beauty Island" is in the Mediterranean Sea. This island contains the "GR20":http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GR20 , one of Europe's most famous and difficult hiking trails. There is many beautiful mountains with a lot of rivers like the Tavignano, the Restonica with very cold water but after a hard hiking it's a pleasure to swim in a pure water.

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• Flowerama 2 Rumble Winners

  
  by kazarareta
  posted about 1 year ago
  20 comments

  What more to end the week with colourful dessert of the best flower pictures on our second Flowerama installment? We had a lot of really good entries this time around, just right enough for the snowy few months to come.

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• Vivitar Ultra Wide & Slim

  
  by sadmafioso
  posted about 1 year ago
  3 comments and 4 votes

  Now we’re talking... The Vivitar Ultra Wide & Slim is an all-plastic 22mm-lensed piece of crap that takes some of the most wonderful images you’ll ever see produced from a camera. What strikes you when you first hold the Vivitar UW&S is it’s weight – or lack of. It truly is feather light, even with the film inside. A single button sits on top, there’s a rudimentary tiny viewfinder.. and that’s it. Just point, click, and go develop those near-fisheyed strange and beautiful shots.

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• Lomography Workshop at the Brooklyn Museum ended about 1 year ago

  
  by nicolelynn
  posted about 1 year ago
  one comment

  Members of the Lomographic Society USA will instruct participants on the subject of Lomography, its history, and techniques before heading out to capture the Brooklyn Museum’s surroundings using the cameras. Registration, and a $10 fee which includes museum admission, is required for this workshop. Please register and purchase tickets for this workshop at "www.museumtix.com":http://www.museumtix.com.

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• Streets of Hat Yai

  
  by reinertlee
  posted about 1 year ago
  one comment

  Seems I’m the nationality of Malaysia for almost 25 years now, 6th of January 2008 was the first day I stepped in Thailand. Local people says “What a wasted!? Stay in Malaysia but have never been to Thailand?” Why are they saying that? It’s because Thailand is one of the most nearest country to Malaysia.

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• Retro Snatch! Original 60s Leader - Diana clone - plus free film!

  
  by ca-ro
  posted about 1 year ago
  10 comments

  Retro "Snatch!":http://www.lomography.com/snatch yourself a piece of Diana clonage with the limited edition Leader camera - for just €70 / 85 USD and get 9 rolls of Lomography 120 B&W film FREE!

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• Snatch! Winners

  
  by lucasjakobsson
  posted about 1 year ago
  9 comments

  To the quickest Snatch!ers this afternoon we give 5 piggies!

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• Eiffel Tower (La Tour Eiffel)

  
  by agrimony
  posted about 1 year ago

  The Eiffel Tower is the town’s landmark of the city of Paris. It was built from 1887-1889 on the occasion of the hundred year anniversary of the French Revolution. It is named after its architect Gustave Eiffel and it is situated on the Champ de Mars at the river Seine.

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• Round-the-Clock Rumble: Cable Release: Night/Long Exposures Edition ended about 1 year ago

  
  by kazarareta
  posted about 1 year ago
  48 comments and 72 submissions

  For this rumble, we're asking you for your best long-exposure photo using a cable release.

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• The Lomo Lubitel 166+ is a Time Machine! A Lubitel+ Masterclass.

  
  by ouroborosx
  posted about 1 year ago
  6 comments

  Yes, that's right. I know what you're thinking... "you built a time machine? out of a delor... err a Lubitel?"

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• Leiria Skate park

  
  by zulupt
  posted about 1 year ago
  3 comments

  Leiria skate park is located near the city center, it is a place were everybody can practice skateboard, in-line skating, biking and other sports with all the conditions you need, keeping you legal, safe and out of the streets.

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• San Fermin - Iruña

  
  by petrolomo
  posted about 1 year ago
  2 comments

  After a week hiking on the Pirinees we decided to celebrate my birthday in Pamplona. And what a wise decision it was, the whole city was dressed in red and white, all the bars were full of party people and in the streets sin took over. Even for those like us that don't like the bullfight scene, the spirit of San Fermin is about hot summer nights and dancing like there is no tomorrow, eh eh eh!

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• Spinalonga Island

  
  by dogma
  posted about 1 year ago
  one comment

  Spinalonga is a Spinalonga island - tiny dot of land and Cretan sea guarder! It's an island situated in the Bay of Elounda. The history of the name 'Spinalonga' is in itself subject to conjecture but it is widely accepted that its roots lie somewhere in the Olous, Olondi, Elounda location and the words meaning long and thorn. Spinalonga is actually the name of the sizeable but slender peninsula and on maps the small island is identifiable by the name Kalidon.

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