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2010's Most Popular User Blogs

December 29, 2010 4 comments

2010 saw the reintroduction of one of Lomography's old fan favorites - the User Blog! Here are the top ten most popular articles to date, written by Lomographers, for Lomographers!

Even though the User Blog is in its infancy, the community sure has embraced it with open arms, filling in emotional ponderings, thought-provoking questions, and insightful articles day after day. Try to write a few words yourself and who knows, you might be the next voice of the community like these guys who’ve written the 10 most popular User Blogs on Lomography!

Photo by reneg88

It’s Not Good-Bye, It’s See You Later by reneg88

If only she could speak by azzzy

How I surprisingly got hooked by Lomography by elvismartinezsmith

Your Lomo Journey Starts here, Mr Gnarlyleech by gnarlyleech

Photo by squamy

Lomography & Me – The beginning by squamy

Photo by reneg88

You Know You’re Addicted to Lomography When… by reneg88

Photo by pamelaklaffke

up for discussion I: film is dead, long live film! by pamelaklaffke

Photo by antibiotyx

Lomo Therapy by antiobiotyx

If only she could speak #2 by azzzy

Photo by mephisto19

50.000+ by mephisto19

written by cruzron

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4 comments

  1. photohuggers

    photohuggers

    Congratz to all the inspiring blog writers!

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  2. susielomovitz

    susielomovitz

    CONGRATS TO ALL!

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  3. stouf

    stouf

    Wonderful !

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  4. squamy

    squamy

    Congrats all!

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