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Lomography Cameras on Cameraluv.com's 2011 Holiday Gift Guide

December 31, 2011 1 comment

Cameraluv.com is Jeremy Kennedy's website. He is an artist, designer and, of course, a camera enthusiast! On its 2011 Holiday Gift Guide, Jeremy has included some Lomography cameras -- more info after the jump!

Featured on the 2011 Holiday Gift Guide of cameraluv.com is a wide array of fun products for camera lovers of all kinds — some of which are Lomographic cameras! These Lomographic cameras were on spotlight: La Sardina, Lomokino, Sprocket Rocket, the Gold Edition of Diana F+, Diana Mini, and Fisheye No. 2!

More information may be found on cameraluv.com.

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    I would love the lomo kino for my birthday
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