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Sunrise, Sunset: Testing a New Camera During Sunset In this article I will explain what I used to do...testing a new camera! Keep on reading! Each time I came into possession of a new camera I feel overwhelmed by a natural desire to go hunting sunsets!
Rosy Redscales: My Lovely, Favorite Film I hate red photos! But redscale's my favorite film! :) Do you want to know why I consider redscale as my favorite film? Then keep on reading! :)
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My Analogue Day with Mr. Cryboy Streets of Torino, arches, architecture, trams, parks, bohemian life...and two lomographers:
Mr. Cryboy and Atria007.
10 Defining Portraits of Renowned Artists Their masterpieces are easily identifiable in museums but sometimes, it's hard to put a face to the famous artist's name. LIFE recently curated an amazing gallery of the "40 Most Revealing Artists Portraits," featuring the likes of Picasso, Pollock, Dali, de Kooning, and more, which any analogue photography or art enthusiast would admire.
A Yashica 635's Resurrection This is an unbelievable story about how a cameraman called Bebot resurrected a dead Yashica 365.
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Photo by bonzone
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