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• Tate Museum

  
  by lomomowlem
  posted 11 months ago
  one comment and 1 vote

  For a colour overload, head to the either Tate Modern or Tate Britain - full of great shooting opportunities. Try ground shots for great perspective shots whilst capturing the size and scale of the exhibition spaces. Be careful though, the attendants can take a dim view of photography so stealth is often the only way. Wait until they're gone then snap away and run! Who said museums were boring?

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• My Lomo Story

  
  by weechonghooi
  posted 11 months ago
  13 comments

  Hello everyone, my name is WeeChongHooi, but just call me Hooi. I was born in 1983, year of Boar in Chinese calender, and I come from a small place called Kota Bharu in Malaysia.

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• Agat 18

  
  by grad
  posted 11 months ago
  6 comments and 3 votes

  Agat 18 is the smallest camera in my collection. It is so compact that can fit into the palm, doesn't take too much space in the pocket, that is why you can always be ready for the unexpected and interesting things with this camera.

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• Picture This! Winner

  
  by cruzron
  posted 11 months ago
  7 comments

  Congratulations are in order for "danika18":http://beta.lomography.com/homes/danika18 for winning this week's Picture This! competition! For sending in the most intriguing and clowniest clown lomograph of them all, she gets 10 piggies!

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• Haynes Lane Market

  
  by kylewis
  posted 11 months ago
  1 vote

  I have loved this market since it started up way back when..I lived in the area and it was great to have somewhere to rummage! it was intimate and felt like you would always come away with a treasure or a bargain you'd been searching for a long time.You feel like a magpie in a jewelry shop, a delight at every turn.

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• A Reverse Lens Technique With the Zenit SLR

  
  by iamwen
  posted 11 months ago
  10 comments and 2 votes

  Have you heard of the reverse lens technique? I got all this information from the internet which states that reverse lens technique makes your lens become a macro lens.

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• British Cafe

  
  by ao1973
  posted 11 months ago

  The great British Cafe is a dying breed brought on by the arrival of the Subway and Starbucks! However, this little cafe, found on the south circular, is one the best places to get a decent fry up, cuppa and toast for less than a fiver! The house special, a mixed grill, including bacon, sausage, liver, onions, mushrooms, chips, is enough to satisfy the desires of any hungry person! Bon Appetite!

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• Konica Monochrome VX (35mm, 400 iso) user-review

  
  by eva_eva
  posted 11 months ago
  3 comments and 2 votes

  The picture of a monochrome: I kept this roll of film for few years and finally the time has come for me to use it on my Fisheye2 during an outing to a lake. I shoot with it indoors and outdoors and also at night, everywhere!

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• Parliament Hill

  
  by lomomowlem
  posted 11 months ago
  one comment

  The place I always go back to is called Parliament Hill and is part of Hampstead Heath which is a huge park in North London. The best time to go is on a sunny Sunday afternoon. What you can see: lovers, loners, runners, ramblers, picnics, parties, young and old, bird life, wildlife, pond life, families, friends, poets, kids, kite flyers, tourists, sunbathers, strollers, sports, fun and frolics. Parliament Hill, a place where you can experience the very best sights, sounds and smells of London in one of its most wonderful parks.

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