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Winners of Saint Ink Studio's Workshop

January 11, 2012 2 comments

The contest has ended, we love your work and here are the winners of Lomographic cameras provided by Lomography and Saint Ink Studio.

The workshop was all about urban life, shooting analogue and playing with lomographic cameras. The participants had to sign in and choose which camera they want to use for one day and take photos of urban life in our city. Then, they’d bring back the cameras and Saint Ink Studio would develop and scan the films and then send the scanned photos through email. The contestants would each choose 3 photos to participate for winning the camera he or she used.

Here are the winners on all three categories:

Fisheye

Alexandra Seciu
Ana Corina Avram
Mihaela Ghetea
Scafariu Alexandra
Tamara Roseti

La Sardina Metal Edition

Campeanu Armand Raul

Sprocket Rocket

Alina Serbu
Constantin Paiu
Iulia Baceanu
Lesu Gabriel

The winners are expected at Saint Ink Studio to grab their prizes, and their photos will be part of a gallery this month. Enjoy your prizes and keep shooting!

written by pvalyk

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2 comments

  1. photochrom

    photochrom

    Thanks for the wonderful prize! I love the La Sardina camera! Thank you Saint Ink & Lomography Romania! See you in funny pictures! ;))

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  2. ddanae

    ddanae

    And thank you for the wonderful Sprocket Rocket ! :) Sprocket Love !
    over 1 year ago · report as spam

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