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• Kiev 88 - The Beast from the East

  
  by ipdegirl
  posted 9 months ago
  15 comments and 13 votes

  Built like a tank (and weighing almost as much), the Kiev 88 takes amazing pictures! Compared to other medium format cameras of it's class, it's inexpensive and yields crisp, clear pictures, much like the camera it was modeled after--the Hassleblad.

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• The UP-Visayas Library, Iloilo City

  
  by ethermoon
  posted 9 months ago
  2 comments and 1 vote

  Whenever I think of looking for a good book to read or some research back in college, I consider the UP Visayas (University of the Philippines - Visayas) Library a first place to visit. Great books and "hard-to-find" books can be found here. In those times where Internet connection was still scarce and nowhere to be found, library can be the best place for research. There are also several library nooks in the city but I find this one user-friendly. Found it funny, it is now called UP School of Library and Information Studies.

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• My First Homemade E6 Process

  
  by stouf
  posted 9 months ago
  30 comments and 29 votes

  Sunday 8th of February 2009 will be one of these dates I'll remember. I processed my own slide films. In my kitchen.

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• Special Extended Rumble: Shoot From the Hip with the Lubitel+ ended 8 months ago

  
  by kazarareta
  posted 9 months ago
  16 comments and 92 submissions

  It's time to celebrate (probably) the most known of the 10 golden rules of Lomography - #5 Don't think, #9 Try a shot from the hip. With the Lubitel+, it's the perfect hipshot camera! Take your Lubitel out to play and remember to put these rules in mind, as they are your tickets to being 10 piggy points richer!

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• Palácio da Pena, Sintra

  
  by saidseni
  posted 9 months ago
  5 comments and 4 votes

  At the top of the Sintra range there's a palace from the XIX century, made by a German prince that married the queen of Portugal at the time, D. Maria II. He bought the ruins of an old monastery, from which you can still visit the cloister and the chapel, rebuild it and adapted into the royal's family summer palace. He built a new part, full of symbols from Portuguese history and myths, like the Triton.

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• Special Extended Rumble: Lubitel+ Doubles with a Friend! ended 8 months ago

  
  by kazarareta
  posted 9 months ago
  13 comments, 58 submissions, and 1 vote

  Everyone knows how powerful the new Lubitel+ is, and this is the chance for all you Lubi owners to unleash your creative beast with another friend! Shoot your roll, submit your best shots now! We're giving you time to think for this one, as the contest ends in a month!

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• Special Extended Rumble: Shoot a Stranger with the Lubitel+ ended 8 months ago

  
  by kazarareta
  posted 9 months ago
  3 comments, 82 submissions, and 3 votes

  Shoot a stranger, win a friend! (and some piggies while you're at it). Ever tried capturing the mystique of coming up to a person you barely know up-close? Or are you willing to take that chance? Here's the rumble to engage you with that rare whisk of a moment.

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• Two Thumbs Up!

  
  by lucasjakobsson
  posted 9 months ago
  one comment and 8 votes

  In the new magazine it is now possible to let other know what you think about their work. All you need to do is to click the "I Like This Article" button. Give others the opportunity to like your work by submitting to the magazine.

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• Memphis Zoo, Tennessee

  
  by liquidpapercut
  posted 9 months ago
  one comment and 4 votes

  You might say that once you've seen one zoo, you've seen them all. But the Memphis Zoo is not like most. Sure, it has the same animals you'd see at any zoo, lions, tigers, and bears. (Oh my!) But, the Memphis Zoo also has the scenery that provides the perfect backdrops for all of your lomo desires. The design of the zoo is like a short trip around the world with various styles of architecture.

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• Kodak bw400CN (35mm, 400 iso) user-review

  
  by eyecon
  posted 9 months ago
  9 comments and 9 votes

  Honestly I have to say, I became a fan of this film by incident. First of all I was not really a big fan of Black/White before - I always liked the shots that I saw on magazines but mine never really turned out that nice.

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• Ancient city, Sevastopol

  
  by japsix
  posted 9 months ago
  3 comments and 6 votes

  Another place to visit in Sevastopol is Chersonesus ( Khersonesos ) A city with almost two thousand years history was founded in 442-421 B.C. by inhabitants of the other Greek colony - Heraclea. Within a century Chersonesus, a slave-holding republic with the democratic form of ruling, turned into one of the biggest - the City-State of the Northern Black Sea Region.

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• Lomographic Date Course - Lomography Gallery Shop Tokyo ended 8 months ago

  
  by cruzron
  posted 9 months ago
  one comment and 1 vote

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