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Secret School Bus Trip at Lomography Gallery Store NYC Greenwich Village ended about 2 years ago

March 21, 2011 1 comment

Expect the unexpected and gear up with plenty of Lomographic cameras & film and join us on a school bus trip to a super-secret LomoLocation.

We promise there will be plenty of analogue photo-ops along the way and wherever we end up! This workshop is $20 limited to 40 participants. Admission includes a free roll of film and a loaner camera. Stop by either NYC Gallery Store to purchase a ticket and reserve your spot!

Saturday, April 9th – 1pm

Lomography Gallery Store NYC Greenwich Village
41 W 8th Street NYC 10011
212-529-4353 x212
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Lomography Gallery Store NYC Gramercy
106 E 23rd Street NYC 10010
212-260-0240
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written by lomographynyc

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  1. sthomas68

    sthomas68

    Wish I could go!!!

    about 2 years ago · report as spam

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