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MAK NITE© Lightpainting Workshop - A nice Stay at the Lomo Tramway

October 22, 2009 3 comments

Purely a matter of duty - Lomographers in Vienna circled the world famous Ringstreet in Vienna in an especially chartered Tramway - lightpainting and nightshooting like crazy!

Purely a matter of duty – Lomographers in Vienna circled the world famous Ringstreet in Vienna in an especially chartered Tramway – everyone was lightpainting and nightshooting like crazy! This unique atmosphere was rounded off with music & vodka shots – a great celebration of the 25th anniversary of the Lomo LC-A.

After this exciting night the LSI archivists slid in another nightshift to express develop all the rolls of film from the Lightpainting workshop which was held in the course of the LOMOGRAPHY MAK NITE© in Vienna at the 20th October 2009. Enjoy a fully analogue selection on the abstract lightpaintings that only let us surmise the great fun everyone had.

lightpainting part 1

lightpainting part 2

flashed people

out of the window

Get the full picture on the very first ever LC-A Anniversary Exhibition

written by somapic

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3 comments

  1. hinny

    hinny

    this was fuckin awesome!!!
    over 3 years ago · report as spam
  2. iloveverdi

    iloveverdi

    haha #17 says LOMO, I love it

    over 3 years ago · report as spam
  3. _ka_

    _ka_

    wanna do it again, again, again

    over 3 years ago · report as spam

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