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Former Lomography Intern Hits the Bigtime!

November 13, 2008 6 comments

A few weeks ago we introduced you to some of our former interns by making them "Lomo Amigos":http://shop.lomography.com/lca+/amigos/index.php. Well, we already have a follow-up story. Here is a video of former USA intern "Gavin Thomas":http://beta.lomography.com/magazine/blog/2008/10/17/lc-a-lomo-intern-amigo-gavin-thomas shooting Christina Milian for a magazine cover! Gavin had the finest equipment to choose from, but couldn't resist pulling out his "LC-A+":http://shop.lomography.com/lca+/ and "Colorsplash flash":http://shop.lomography.com/colorsplashflash/ for a few shots as well.

A few weeks ago we introduced you to some of our former interns by making them Lomo Amigos. Well, we already have a follow-up story. Here is a video of former USA intern Gavin Thomas shooting Christina Milian for a magazine cover! Gavin had the finest equipment to choose from, but couldn’t resist pulling out his LC-A+ and Colorsplash flash for a few shots as well.

Congrats, Gavin!

Enjoy.

written by ouroborosx

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6 comments

  1. xbalboax

    xbalboax

    Gavin is the man!

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  2. fotoglove

    fotoglove

    haha awesome!! thanks guys!! dont forget to vote for one of my lomographs here :)

    http://www.metrophot(…)photo/58725

    THANKS AGAIN guys!!!!

    over 4 years ago · report as spam
  3. plaidleaf

    plaidleaf

    rockin' gavin! congrats!

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  4. ndroo

    ndroo

    Ultra cool! Congrats!

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  5. mattcharnock

    mattcharnock

    Totally jelous! Congrats though dude its awesome!

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  6. jeepeng

    jeepeng

    damn, does he need any assistant?

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