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Lomography Community Recap: February 2024
written by bydenise on 2024-03-07 #newsReady for a visual treat? In this month’s recap, we’re catching you up with everything you might have missed in February, from popular photos to ongoing competitions and more!
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Five Reasons Why the Lomomatic 110 Camera is Your Next Adventure Buddy
written by kylavillena on 2024-03-12 #gearWhether your adventures are grand or simple, we know just the camera to keep you company. From its pocketable size to its premium glass lens and everything in between, the Lomomatic 110 is your best pick!
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How to Create Multiple Exposures With Your LomoApparat
written by eparrino on 2024-03-12 #gear #tutorials #videosHave you ever tried to shoot multiple exposures with a LomoApparat? In this video tutorial we are looking into how to create stunning multiple exposures with our point-and-shoot camera.
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Lomography x Perimetro - 36 Shots, One Story: Interview with Arianna Angelini
written by ludovicazen on 2024-03-18 #gear #people #placesLast spring, in collaboration with Perimetro, we launched an Open Call in which we invited photographers from all over Italy to create a personal project with one roll of 35 mm Lomography film. Today we present Arianna Angelini’s "Benedetta Malinconia", shot on Berlin Kino B&W film.
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Portrait Photography with the Fisheye No. 2
written by kylavillena on 2024-03-16 #gearThe Fisheye No. 2 captures life with a unique distortion and disorienting compositions. This may give you the impression that the Fisheye effect wasn't meant to be applied on portraits, but let these photos prove that wrong!
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Dix Buhay's 120 Vignettes of Home on LomoChrome Metropolis & Potsdam Kino B&W Film
written by macasaett on 2024-03-12 #peopleCinematographer Dix Buhay captures moments of his world on LomoChrome Metropolis and Potsdam Kino B&W 120 film. In this interview, he shares his musings about the 120 film format and walks us through his history with film photography, which began in the 90s.
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