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Rio de Janeiro is definitely a photogenic city (and with its own Lomo store to boot!), but often times, people limit themselves to staying around the beaches and tourist attractions while avoiding favelas entirely since they tend to get a bad rap in popular culture.
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Someone said to me, or maybe I read it that this is the biggest graffiti wall in the Iberian Peninsula. I can't be sure of that, neither the length of it, but it is huge!
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"Forget It, Jake. It's Chinatown." This infamous line from Roman Polanski's neo-noir masterpiece is just one of the contributing factors to the mystique of this particular neighborhood of Los Angeles. Want to know what it's really like today? Let me give you a tour!
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The Hong Kong Trail Stage 8 was voted as the No.1 hiking track in Asia back in 2004. It goes along the Dragon's Back, where you can see the beautiful scenery of Shek O and Stanley.
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One of my favourite romantic restaurants in Leeds in the United Kingdom is a Brazilian meat place, well out of the main drag from all the other places. Read on after the jump to find out why I like it so much.
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Getting away from the maddening crowd can be hard in an island city state. Yet, there are still plenty of spots around this little red dot for some peace and quiet, if you know where to find them.
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Hobart is the capital city of Tasmania. There’s a lot to see and do, in the city and nearby. Here’s a short list of things I’d suggest adding to your plans if you’re visiting the area.
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A generous gift from Japan fills a small area of the city with beautiful bright white flowers in the spring. However, you need to act fast, for High Park's cherry blossoms disappear for another year after only a week.
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When in need for some peace and quiet, my favourite place to go for some quality "me" time is the picturesque pier in Maraetai.
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Very recently, I visited Corregidor, an island which sits strategically at the mouth of Manila Bay. I came wanting to know more about the island's history, marvel at its scenic views, and of course, visit its famed lighthouse.
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What started a few years ago as an escape from Borough Market's high rent prices has become London's funkiest street food market. Hungry or not, you will definitely find something to enjoy here in Maltby Street Market.
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The city can get too much at times, especially when everything is about being fast and constantly at speed. So where does one go especially when you need a one-day break without costing your wallet too much? I have the pleasure of visiting Pulau Ketam one weekend and it was definitely a good escape.
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I guess most people have a place for their solo time -- they're either close to home, with a great vibe and easily accessible. The most important qualities of your favorite place.
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Last weekend saw the celebration of Chinese New Year (it is now the Year of the Snake for those who are interested) so me and my other half headed off to Manchester to spend some time in Chinatown there.
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As a Lomographer, you know that you won’t want to follow the beaten track. Likewise, you want something and perhaps, somewhere interesting to bring your date for a dinner to remember.
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If Chatuchak Market (aka JJ Market) is the 'die die must visit' weekend day market in Bangkok, then the nearby Talad Rot Fai takes the crown as the most unique 'indie' market that makes it the perfect date location.
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Up on the Pacific Coast Highway, where the wild sea meets the peaceful cliffs, is the El Matador Beach, one proof that Los Angeles is far from the obnoxious city it has come to be known as.
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Fellow Aucklanders! Stuck on where to take your loved ones for Saint Valentine's Day? Want to go out for a romantic meal but not sure where to go? Let me give you a few ideas!
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Australia Day is celebrated nation-wide on January 26th and commemorates the day the first fleet arrived in Sydney Cove, claiming Australia under British rule. On this day, you'll see a lot of green and gold and more southern-crosses than you will be able to count. This is my story about how my Australia Day was almost canceled last year.
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Winter break is sadly long gone, but some of us are finally coming out of hibernation and remembering to develop rolls of film that have been just as neglected as our New Years Day resolutions. Ned from the Lomography Gallery Store in San Francisco had the advantage of spending nearly one month over winter break in Europe with the LC-Wide camera. He officially had his film developed from the Lomolab and this was his experience: