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★ Tha Agfa Clack: A Real Vintage no Fuss Point and Shooter

It's made by millions, it is easy to find and it's cheap: your analogue friend called the Agfa Clack! If you don't have one, start checking out the flea markets, because this camera won't let you down. It's a perfect companion to your Lomography camera collection.

November 21, 2012 7 comments 29 likes
The Days When There Was No Alternative To Lomography

My enthusiasm for analogue photography has lead me dig through my mum's, dad's and grandparent's old photos to see their family and holiday snaps from the '30s to the '70s. The good ol' days when digital was just an adjective associated with fingers.

January 05, 2012 6 comments 20 likes

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