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• Out & Proud: The Man with The Child in His Eyes

  
  For LGBT month, it seemed important to me to talk about the love of my life through my photos. He is the one who inspires me the most, the one I never miss when it comes to taking pictures. His love and strength makes him my muse. Even if life has not always been kind to us (and especially lately), it will always be there for me and I'll always be there for him.
  June 07, 2013 40 comments 102 likes

• Lomographer for a Day: My Girlfriend

  
  My girlfriend went to Belitung islands in Sumatra, Indonesia, and I lent her my SuperSampler camera to accompany her. Let’s see what she captured!
  April 25, 2013 2 comments 8 likes

• In Full Bloom: Not Quite Yet

  
  It's April and yesterday it was still snowing here. Yes, really. I don't even live on the North Pole. It was snowing here, in Slovenia, in the middle of Europe, in times when spring should already be in full bloom.
  April 11, 2013 2 comments 8 likes

• Hastings Natural Reserve on 35mm Film

  
  As a video journalist for University of California I tend to travel all over the state visiting interesting people who are doing innovative research. I always have my Canon 5D Mark iii on hand and my field recorder to do my interviews. Recently, I decided to also bring along my Nikon FG-20 and expired 35mm film that I bought through the Lomography Shop. So far, the outcome has been really interesting and hopefully this will be one of many future posts about my travels through the golden state.
  April 03, 2013 1 like

• A Fun Faux-MX Experience

  
  So I called this Faux-MX because the double-layer synonymous with MX is what you think of when laying eyes upon the resulting image. Though the image in question isn't born within an analogue camera's womb, I was inspired by the unconventional union of two analogue-terrific images!
  January 29, 2013 1 comment 3 likes

• Moanalua Gardens: A Nice Place to Play

  
  A private garden and park that offers a nice location where you can bring your family in or take in an event.
  January 15, 2013 3 likes

• Finding the Beauty in a Single Spot

  
  When you're thinking of engaging in a photo-project, you're probably thinking something short-term like going out and photographing a stranger's closeup or spending one fine evening light-painting. How about a never ending project? After the jump, discover how re-photographing the same object and location can yield very different results and the hobby spun out of it.
  December 17, 2012 4 comments 5 likes

• Holiday Celebrations in Honolulu

  
  Many of you will have a white Christmas, but in Hawaii we opt for a bright Christmas.
  December 11, 2012 1 like

• Capturing Autumn Silhouettes

  
  One of my favourite techniques, no matter the subject matter, is creating silhouettes. Some of my favourite fall photos were taken as silhouettes and I will share with you how I created them so hopefully you will be able to create some for yourself this season!
  October 23, 2012 12 likes

• One with Nature: Monasterio de Piedra

  
  As I said in the first part, lately, my breaks tend to be accompanied by nature and far from big cities. It's what I have all day. In this second part, we go further to the North, specifically, to the Monasterio de Piedra in Nuévalos, a small town in the province of Zaragoza (Spain).
  August 07, 2012 1 comment 3 likes

• The Botanic Garden in Leuven

  
  I have been living in Leuven, Belgium, for close to 5 years now and the Botanic Garden has been one of my favorite spots along the years. Every season is different. Every month there's something new. It's a true living space. And it's a sweet quiet place to relax, making me forget that I actually live in a busy and lively Belgian city.
  July 04, 2012 5 likes

• A Photogenic Wonder: Visiting Pegan in Burma

  
  I arrived at the ancient city of Pegan in Burma (Myanmar) from Mandalay. My overloaded bus pulled up a dusty unsealed road and stopped outside a ramshackle hotel. It was hard to believe that Pegan was one of the premier tourist sights in South East Asia.
  June 19, 2012 1 comment 3 likes

• The Same Three: Shooting the Same Scene with Different Cameras

  
  Taking photos of the same scene is a great way to understand how different cameras and films work. Here is a photographic journey of a few trees on Hampstead Heath.
  May 10, 2012 11 comments 36 likes

• 30 Weeks, 30 Cams: Week 3, Revueflex-B

  
  This is a review of the camera used for week 3 of the "30 Weeks, 30 Cams" series. The camera a, Revueflex-B, is nothing but a Zenit-B sold by a German department store chain under another name. Read on how I got this SLR camera produced in Russia and how it handles.
  April 25, 2012 2 comments 9 likes

• My 11th Golden Rule: Keep Your Head Up

  
  After receiving my film scans today and browsed them, I realized that I had this weird fixation for 3 months. Picture after picture, same photos and angles I saw from hundreds of scans = windows, trees, sky, and roofs.
  March 02, 2012 11 likes

• Gyeongbokgung Palace in Seoul

  
  Thanks to Lomography and Seoul Tourism Organization I spent six days in Seoul with my friend kelmort. Gyeongbokgung Palace was the first place we went sightseeing. We spent almost 4 hours visiting the whole palace complex.
  February 27, 2012 3 likes

• Happy Holidays from the Big Apple!

  
  A New York Christmas experience. Right after Thanksgiving to the beginning of January, New York City gets in the holiday spirit.
  December 25, 2011 3 likes

• O Christmas Tree Flash Rumble ended over 1 year ago

  
  We're one week into our Christmas Flash Rumble and we're just getting started! More carols are to come and here's another classic for you guys!
  December 07, 2011 8 likes

• Trees: The Reason We Live and Breathe

  
  They come in different colours, shapes, heights: trees! The reason we're all alive and can breathe.
  October 25, 2011 4 comments 10 likes

• Flooding in the Prairies

  
  Being in the flat prairies in the middle of Canada, and having a large amount of snow in winter. Flooding is a more than likely occurrence. Living on a farm with cows makes this a challenging time to be a farmer, but with great opportunities to take great photo's. I carry my Nikon FM SLR around all the time while out doing chores and just walking the land.
  May 30, 2011