Welcome to the Paradise of Lomography at Selfridges in London! on Lomography

Welcome to the Paradise of Lomography at Selfridges in London! ended 7 months ago
written by kazarareta on April 17th, 2009 , 6 comments (1 vote)

Tags
paradise, world room, London, Lomography, animals, and birds
Where
400 Oxford Street
W1A 1AB
London
When
April 14th, 2009 10:00 until April 27th, 2009 22:00
Contact
The Wonder Room at Selfridges

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Have you ever had a taste of the Shang-ri La, an undiscovered paradise where animals and birds roam free along with other gifts of nature? Ever wondered how this paradise would look like in an analogue, Lomographic perspective? Now you could envision that perpetually-tropical heaven at the heart of London!

Visit us the Wonder Room at Selfridges in London from April 14-27, 2009 – learn, browse through and experience flora, fauna and fun in a Lomographic paradise setting you can’t miss! Browse through our wonderful installations enough to create illusions of an Oasis in the middle of Selfridges!

Selfridges

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6 comments

by oldskool_rider
7 months ago
oh man!! if only i could go!! :(
by spendospend
7 months ago
same :(
by sadmafioso
7 months ago
Wow - and I was planning to go there tonight anyway!
by alexroarsatlyons
7 months ago
wow im going to go!
by scootiepye
7 months ago
I encourage you to go! - it's an amazing installation ! Fun and uber lomo ! read the names below each camera for an extra giggle ... ;)
by superlighter
7 months ago
horizon gorillae niger...whahahahahaha!!! cool!!!

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