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Camera Review of the Week
by lucasjakobsson
posted about 1 year ago
10 commentsContinuing our newest award giving frenzy at Lomography, this time it is for the best camera review of the last couple of weeks!
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LC-A Refurbished: Can't Get My Hands Off You!
by iamwen
posted about 1 year ago
5 comments and 3 votesLCA is the camera i bring out everyday. The day without LCA in my bag i will feel weird, it is already part of my life. When i first join lomography, i bought a fisheye and a colorsplash. But as time goes by, i realized more and more people are using lomo LCA, and I asked, "What so great about this camera?", and i found out the reason very soon as i browse through other lomographer's lomohome. I found that the picture that taken by LCA are saturated in color and it is very contrast, and that is what I'm looking for.
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400/800 ISO Lomography Color Negative Color 35mm Film
by lucasjakobsson
posted about 1 year ago
2 commentsh2. Fast, Furious and Fantastic Film
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Holga 135
by stinketier
posted about 1 year ago
5 comments and 3 votesThe Holga 135 is the little brother (or sister) of the great classic and legendary Holga. The Holga 135 is a small plastic camera for 35mm films. This is the first big difference to the classic Holga. Another difference is, that the Holga 135mm is, of course, a bit smaller. But one thing is still the same, the plastic lens. You get really soft and dreamy pictures with this camera on a 35mm film, so you don't have to modify your old Holga.
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Smallville Complex, Iloilo City
by ethermoon
posted about 1 year ago
1 voteOne would love to go out on weekends after a very exhaustive week in the workplace. Some would suggest staying at home and watch TV, while others would approve a meander over a coffee shop, listen to good music, chill, or what have others called --- party.
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Round-the-Clock Rumble: Elderly Love ended about 1 year ago
by kazarareta
posted about 1 year ago
34 comments and 101 submissionsThis installment of Round-the-Clock rumble gives tribute to the wonderful contribution of our *grandparents* in our lives!
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The Coconut Palace, Manila
by icuresick
posted about 1 year ago
2 comments and 1 voteThe majestic views of Manila Bay sunset makes The Coconut Palace amongst the favorite venues for receptions and weddings in the Philippines.
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Fuji Velvia (120, 50 iso) user-review
by ethermoon
posted about 1 year ago
5 comments and 1 voteViva la Velvia! A little blue here, a little green or yellow over there. We all have our own "color stories" but let me share to you this cute film: the Fuji Velvia (ASA 50)!!!
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Kodak Elitechrome EBX (35mm, 100 iso) user-review
by lazyrabbit
posted about 1 year ago
1 voteX-Pro X-Pro X-Pro! When this film is developed normally it is punchy, when its cross processed it is mind blowing!
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Le Fontainas, Brussels
by jelga
posted about 1 year ago
one comment and 1 voteWelcome to one of my favorite cafés in Brussels any time of the day: Le Fontainas is for sure one of the best places downtown to sip a coffee in the morning reading the paper, have a simple lunch and a beer at noon or enjoy some cocktails in the evening with friends, all of this while listening to some of the most interesting music selection in Brussels. In winter, you can sit inside and warm up with a hot chocolate. The interior decoration is cozy, with a nice vintage touch and huge photographs on the wall :). I particulary like the recycled chairs and tables, each one in a different shape and color.
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Be Lomo - Chaika II
by paper_doll
posted about 1 year ago
7 comments and 4 votesChaika II was produced by the Belomo factory in Belarus (then in the USSR) between 1967 and 1972. Chaika means “seagull”. It has the same camera body as the original, but with several minor changes.
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