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After a month of reforms, we are proud to announce the opening of the Lomography Gallery Store in Rio de Janeiro! Next Friday, March 16th, we will open the doors to receive all Lomographers in our new space located in Copacabana! Learn more about the party after the break.
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The era of glasnost changed the course of history in 1980's Russia because of Mikhail Gorbachev's policy of maximal publicity, openness, and transparency in the activities of all government institutions in the Soviet Union. This changed the face of photography as well as it encouraged Russian photographers to use the medium to reveal the truths behind the government's socialist ideologies.
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British contemporary artist Leigh Mulley takes us on a nostalgic trip back to youth and innocence with her hyperrealistic paintings. See her recreations of ice cream trucks, water guns, carnivals, and lollipops using acrylic on canvas that almost look like photos pf the real thing!
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The stars of Lemonade Mouth, a Disney TV movie about five high school freshmen who use art and music to overcome their own issues, play and shoot around with Diana F+, Fisheye, SuperSampler, Holga, and Oktomat cameras in their music video for "Somebody." Check out their cute camera makeovers!
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The sun was out, the air was warm and Union Square was a flurry of activity! What a perfect day for Lomography San Francisco’s first Analogue Scavenger Hunt! Local shooters gathered to enter the competition and take a shot at winning a secret prize... A brand new Fisheye camera! Check out their photos below!
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Michigan-based photographer Robert Shimmin demonstrates tin type photography, a technique popular during the American Civil War. Watch the video below to find out more about the antiquated method which Shimmin calls "a little bit like cooking and a little bit like alchemy."
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It's time once again for us to learn something from the photography masters of years past, this time from British portraitist Julia Margaret Cameron. Although her career as a photographer was relatively short-lived, she left us with some of the most notable photographs of her time.
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The history of the postage stamp of Australia, and postal history in general, is interesting indeed as the original, divided, makeup of the country meant that there were 6 separate postal services each with their own, albeit similar, stamps. Enjoy the historical stamps, collected (but not in acid free stamp books) for your viewing pleasure, after the kangaroo-sized jump!
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A little article on nylonmag.com featured the La Sardina Seoul Edition with its customizable cover which perfectly suits the ever-changing looks and moods of Nylon readers. Also featured are the Fisheye, Diana F+ and its candy-colored cases, as well as the leopard-print Diana Mini. Find out more about the lomotastic features below!
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Join us for a special live performance by Inch Chua at the Lomography Gallery Store Toronto! "Film photography is real and authentic, and that’s exactly how I want to be about my music as well." Inch Chua is one of Singapore’s most prominent indie singer-songwriters and she is coming to Toronto!
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It's Monday once again and here's another feature on analogue eye candies which you may have already seen in cinematic films, old school music videos, vintage advertisements, or other forms of visual media. Our fourth full feature for this series is a Rolleiflex TLR caught on Fur: An Imaginary Portrait of Diane Arbus!
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Lomographers in China, rejoice! The second Lomography Gallery Store in Guangzhou will soon be open! Join us double the fun on Tuesday, March 13, at No.3, JiaoYu Rd, YueXiu District, as we officially open shop!
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This is it, guys! The Lomography Gallery Store Bangkok is now open for business and the big news has been announced! And this is the recap for the night!
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We met Mamamushi during the latest Who's next fashion show. Behind their turntables, their mission was to make the fashionistas move their heads and their feet, just next to the Vogue corner. We managed to give them a camera just before they left for Berlin and India a few days after the fashion show. These two girls are pretty busy at the moment...
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Aside from Classic Albums in Lomographs Series, Adam Griffiths aka adam_g2000 has another column for the Lomography Magazine, called 'Back to Basics.' Find out what this Tipster series is all about, right after the stop!
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The Smithsonian Institution's award-winning, monthly magazine, hosts an annual photo contest. Voting is currently underway for their 2011 contest where 50 finalists were chosen out of 60,000 submissions from across the globe.The 5 categories finalists were selected for are Altered Images, Americana, The Natural World, People, and Travel. One of the photos chosen is a Diana F+ shot! Can you spot it?
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I live in a place of the world where you can't miss the change of the seasons. But even in the placidity of snow, winter can look different. Take a look at the changing times around my town in these analogue photos and note the parallelism.
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A chain of coincidences involving meeting my sister at the airport, a spontaneous trip to Turkey, and a strip of Agfa XR 100 negatives found, revealing Turkey's 8th president, Turgut Özal. Can anyone help me find out how this happened?
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Over 600 cars from Model T’s to Hot Rods came to this year's Western Springs Galaxy of Cars vintage car show. I dashed down with my La Sardina when the exhibition came in February to capture the action. Check out the sweet rides!
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We all know that strangers act differently when they know they're being photographed. A lot of people are shy and cover their faces while others give strange looks. But that shouldn't deter you from photographing strangers. If we only took portrait photos of people we knew, we'd be missing out on a ton of opportunities for great portrait shots.
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Among the cool gadgets and technology of 60s British Spy TV show "The Prisoner" was a neat film camera. Did Lomography turn the tide of the Cold War, at least on TV?
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Here are more results of hours travelling around the world by lomography homes, searching for "twin sisters" of my own photos.