Your search "Australia" resulted in 19 Articles
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Oh It’s So 1984. The LC-A turns 25! ended 4 months ago
by lisa-lotte
posted 4 months ago
4 comments and 4 votesThis event is a celebration of all things Lomography paying homage to the camera that started the global art movement ... the LCA! Where we would all be now without our little pocket sized best friend.
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Rottness Island
by alex-vidal
posted 5 months ago
7 comments and 10 votesRottnest Island is located off the Coast of Perth, in Western Australia.
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Cradle Mountain
by filby
posted 5 months ago
11 comments and 9 votesOur day walking around Cradle Mountain. Not just walking we stop and feel the view.
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Sydney Aquarium, Darling Harbour (Sydney, Australia)
by scootiepye
posted 8 months ago
5 comments and 2 votesCome see the SHARKs The Sydney Aquarium was opened in 1988, and is one of the largest aquariums in the world. The aquarium contains a large variety of Australian aquatic life – including of course sharks! Eep ... You can find it exactly here! Aquarium Pier (right next to Sydney Wildlife World), Darling Harbour, NSW 2000, Australia...
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Sydney Ferries, Sydney Harbour (Australia)
by scootiepye
posted 8 months ago
4 comments and 2 votesTake a Ferry trip around Sydney and see the sights !
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Old Ballarat Train Station
by kirri-joy
posted 9 months ago
5 comments and 1 voteThe Ballarat Train Station is a two-minute walk from the city center in Ballarat. Despite that new fast trains have been installed, the structure of the station remains the same as it was in the 1860's. It is also the spot where I went to the first Ballarat Lomographer's meet up! That was a spectacular evening involving Holga's, tripods, light meters, the golden hour of light, and lengthy discussions about photography.
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Hanging Rock, Victoria
by kirri-joy
posted 10 months ago
4 comments and 2 votesHanging Rock is situated in the Macedon Ranges in Victoria, about an hour out of Melbourne. It is an 'all-rounder' tourist spot - there is a long history attached to it that pre-dates European Settlement, it is a rare volcanic formation, its great for walking and scrambling over rocks, the views are fantastic and it's also the spot where, fictionally, a group of schoolgirls went mysteriously missing in 1900 while on a picnic excursion.
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Botanical Gardens Ballarat
by kirri-joy
posted 10 months ago
1 voteThe Botanical Gardens in Ballarat is a 40 hectare reserve located next to Lake Wendouree, about 4km's from the city centre. It is a great Sunday-arvo picnic location, with trees, flowers, ferns, statues, walkers, and people generally having fun.
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LOMOVEMBER PERTH ended about 1 year ago
by pigeonhole
posted about 1 year ago
one commenta lomoshow featuring photos taken across the spectrum of lomographic cameras from the far corners of the globe. Part proceeds go towards Movember - raising awareness for men's health issues and prostate cancer research. Proudly presented by Pigeonhole - offbeat design... off the beaten track.
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Broadbeach
by patpotato
posted about 1 year ago
one commentA little further down from the hardest hit tourist destination of the Gold Coast (surfers paradise) lies a place which offers all the entertainment of its northern sister (actually more) without that tacky tourist-built feeling. right on the beach and wrapped around the trunks of architecturally amazing buildings is a string of great restaurants and humble cafes, complete with jazz music wafting from the street corner every so often.
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Along the Road of Silk and Honey ended about 1 year ago
by jenbrown
posted about 1 year ago
3 commentsPhotos from my travels along the Silk Road China, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Russia with a stop over in the UK Taken on Digital 35mm, Horizon Perkect Panoramic and Lomo Fisheye cameras and printed on Canvas & Photo Paper.
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Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park
by artpunk
posted about 1 year ago
9 comments and 6 votesThe largest monolith in the world sits majestically in the center of the Australian landmass. With the beautiful rocks of Kata Tjuta (meaning 'many heads' in the traditional aboriginal _Pinjantjatjara_ language) nearby (well, 50 kms by road distant from Uluru which _is_ nearby if you are used to driving Australian distances!), this is one of the most amazing areas in the world that you can visit.
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Hay Street, Perth
by syafeeq
posted about 1 year ago
one comment and 1 voteHay Street is a major road through the CBD of Perth, Western Australia. The street was named after Robert William Hay, the Permanent Under Secretary for Colonies. Sections of the road were called Howick Street and Twiss Street until 1897. Orientated east-west, the road starts at the Causeway traveling west through the suburbs of East Perth, Perth, West Perth, and Subiaco, where the road originally terminated at the Subiaco.
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West Como (Perth)
by syafeeq
posted about 1 year ago
2 votesWest Como is situated 20 minutes from the Perth city. There are many nice gardens and lake to visit. You can choose to have a walk or rent a bike. Big trees, fallen leaves and nice air makes you feel more relaxing. Clean environment and green grass is exactly what you need to shoot some portrait album. You can even snap sunset pictures every evening.
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Melbourne
posted about 1 year ago
2 comments and 2 votesThey say one could never take a bad photograph when in Melbourne, Australia. I can't agree more and with a panoramic Lomo camera like Horizon, it makes your captured images of Melbourne even more endearing and memorable.
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