Here you will find a handpicked selection of the best articles.
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★ Mr. Kubrick: A Master of Cameras
Let's give a classical round of applause to the most influential camera connoisseur in all of history -- Mr. Stanley Kubrick! While he was known mostly for his work with moving pictures, what many don't know is how he was a phenomenal photographer.
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★ Ten Analogue Questions with Pamela Klaffke
Pamela Klaffke is a professional writer and photographer, whose unusual photographs were taken using damaged and expired film. Sounds like anyone you know? Yep, thought you'd be interested! See her gallery and read some insightful words on analogue lifestyle.
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★ Looking Back: The Photography of Dennis Hopper
Dennis Hopper is famous for his work in front of the camera as an actor but what some people may not know is his work behind it. Aside from his work directing and producing films, he was an accomplished photographer with countless exhibitions under his belt.
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★ Shoot From the Kid - Hand over your camera!
There's this old adage that children see things unlike adults do, that they view the world on a completely different level. Lomographer and proud father dirklancer decides to take on an experiment and gather empirical evidence that proves this theory once and for all.
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★ The Importance Of Lomography
For a while now I have been wanting to write about the importance of Lomography, not just in terms of keeping analogue alive, but the importance of the community and the actual effect of Lomography on the individual. Until recently I did not really know how to begin but now I do.
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★ Passionate Pinholes with Justin Quinnell
It isn't everyday that we, get to talk to one of the modern masters of Pinhole photography Justin Quinnell. Pinholes can seem intimidating but Justin breaks this misconception and explains how he got started taking 6 month long exposures and tells us how to do as well in the "Six Month Long Pinhole Exposures Tipster"!
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★ Anonymous Snapshots from the Half Frame Camera
Most people view the diptych printing from half-frame camera negatives as a given. Read on as contributor, Mark Sullo, describes the discovery and serendipity of finding these unintentional diptychs that bring two separate pictures together as a dynamic pair.
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★ Wallpeople: The Largest Mural in Town!
Ever wondered how a real-life Flickr would look like? Instead of uploading pictures to a digital space, the Wallpeople project posts photographs on a public wall. They have invaded 10 cities so far - and aims to continue this hands-on collaborative art project in more cities!
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★ Diversity in an Analogue World - The Beauty by scootiepye
We all know her pictures. For some, they may even be the images that inspired them to pursue Lomography in the first place. Take a few minutes and digest what one of the oldest Lomographers in the community, scootiepye, has to say about maturing photographically!
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★ Historic Photography Questions: The Apollo XI Crew Wants to Take a Picture in Space
We doubt any of us will have this kind of problem in the future but during the ascent to the moon, Apollo XI crew member Buzz Aldrin was not so sure about which settings to use on his Hasselblad EL500 camera. Of course Mission Control has the answer. Read on for the whole story!
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★ Dannys Around The World Adventure – An Introduction.
Hello. My name is Danny. I'm 25 and I live in London. I was lucky enough to take a 1 year vacation solo around the world trip (Sept 08 - Sept 09). I would like to share my experiences and photos from my adventure with you.