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Fisheye Rumble in the Pond Chapter 27: The Lomographers say: “Groove on Shankar! We just love the sun!”

December 31, 2011

Creative individuals talk about their love for Lomography and of course, the Fisheye!

Rujirampai Mongkol
21, student
Nonthaburi, Thailand
www.lomohomes.com/por.d

I’m still in the process of finding out who I am. Lomography is helping me now.
Favorite Fisheye feature: The unpredictable viewfinder of the Fisheye 1 – because it gives me unpredictable results.
Expert technique: Daylight with no flash. I prefer natural colors.
What the hell is Lomography? A chronologist of my eyes and mind.
Message: Everybody loves to be shot by the Fisheye camera.

“Rumble in the Pond” is a 368-page hardcover book bursting with 170-degree Fisheye madness. Inside your will find exclusive tips and tricks, Lomographer profiles & interviews, an informative history of Fisheye lenses and goldfish breeding, and several hundred eye-popping barrel-distorted fisheye images. Get your own ""Rumble in the Pond" Fisheye Book":http://shop.lomography.com/rumble-in-the-pond-fisheye-book now!

written by ungrumpy

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