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Skipton used to be mine and the other half's go-to date spot. I don't know what it is about the quaint little town that we have always loved so much. This time when we visited, it was for an afternoon of shopping in the springtime sun.
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Although it isn't a very large city, Salzburg has a lot to offer. We went there on a beautiful day in December to check out the Christmas market. I brought my LC-A+ and some black & white film and shot some of my very favorite photos of 2011.
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Singapore, land of tradition and modernity - and the creative, it seems! What truly amazing photos we saw for this rumble, and we can't wait to announce the results here!
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Valparaiso is a nice, small place untouched by time. Pepa and Beto Camorra are two personalities not to be missed while the thermals at Atotonilco in the outskirts of town are amongst the biggest highlights.
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Ilford FP4 Plus is said to be unrivaled for high quality black and white photography as it is a true black and white film. But what exactly is a "true black and white film?" Read on to find out.
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A tour of Dumaguete will never be complete without a morning fill of sticky rice and ripe mango paired with native hot chocolate. Where else can this divine breakfast be best available in the city except at the eateries in a public market.
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Kodak T-MAX (35mm, 400 iso) is somehow an outdated black and white film. But these films I found over a photo lab was subjectively great especially in grains and in black and white shades.
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Analogue eats: learn how to cook a tortilla, one of the most popular dishes in Spain. A delicious potato omelette which can be served as a tapas, warm, cold with salad.
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The Sanja Festival (Sanja-matsuri) is the festival that takes place every per year in Asakusa, Japan. It was held on May 13th to 16th of this year. I took part of the festivities together with my trusty Lomography cameras. Come on and take a look!
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Discover a traditional African hospital with its garden and pharmacy.
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The Market of Bolhão is one of the most emblematic markets of Oporto city, classified as Public Interesting Building since 2007. It is a neoclassic construction from 1914, year of it’s inauguration.
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The shambles is a famous 14th Century cobbled street in York. Based in the heart of the city this is one not to be missed.
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Frustrated with all those over-packed tourists spots in China? Walk a little bit further, pay a little more, step into Yu Gardens and see all the Chinese elements you want to see - without squeezing among tourists.
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A four hour train ride takes you to Kanazawa, located approx. 300km northwest from Tokyo. This town is really pretty and watching the scenery of those well preserved architectures, I’m sure you will understand why this town has been called “Little Kyoto.”
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Every Sunday my parents ask me to go out walking to the Sunday Suprise Market. Believe me, it's so hard to woke up early in a Sunday morning,right? but one day,my mom said "why don't you take your horizon and start shooting people on the sunday market?" then my brain said "ABSOLUTELY YES!!"
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Memphis... extended for 15 kilometers from Giza to Saqqara. One of the oldest cities on Earth. Legendary Memphis was the capital of the ancient Egypt throughout the old kingdom.
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The Saqqara Steps Pyramid, one of a traditionally building attributed to the Pharaoh Khafre.
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Apart from Aidilfitri, the festival most grandly celebrated by Muslims all over the world is Aidiladha. In Malaysia, it is more commonly known as Hari Raya Korban or Hari Raya Haji. Celebrated about two months after Aidilfitri, on the 10th day of Zulhijah, the 12th month of the Muslim calendar, it marks the end of the haj pilgrimage period (about two weeks) hence the name Hari Raya Haji (festival of the pilgrimage).
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Hong Kong, one of the most beautiful skyline in this planet! I, together with my fellow Lomographers had visited to this country last few months. And I still never forget their daily walk-of-life and cultures.
