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Lomography Gallery Store LA Re-cap of Plastic Fantastic Workshop!

May 26, 2010

Plastic is Fantastic at the Lomography Gallery Store LA!

The Lomography Gallery Store LA held its very first Plastic Fantastic workshop in a full-on worship of all that is Plastic! Point and shoot simplicity opens the door for endless shooting formats and each attendee took out a completely different camera!

Check out the photos from the day!

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written by lomographyla

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