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• The Secret Allotments - Hanger Lane

  
  A patch of greenery hidden beside the busy London North Circular.
  May 17, 2009 2 comments 4 likes

• London Looks Back - in the Park - to the LC-A Birthday Year - 1984 ended almost 4 years ago

  
  This is it guys – your chance to look back on the year 1984 when the mother of all things Lomographic – The Lomo LC-A camera saw the light of day for the very first time.
  April 30, 2009 12 comments 2 likes

• This was the London Lomography Southbank Meeting & Rumble Winner Announcement

  
  If you missed the big Southbank meet up last week you can find out all about it here as well as find the winners to our location challenge.
  April 24, 2009 5 comments 1 like

• Welcome to the Paradise of Lomography at Selfridges in London! ended about 4 years ago

  
  Have you ever wondered how the Lomographic paradise would look like? Are you in London this week? Read on to find out more details!
  April 17, 2009 6 comments 1 like

• The River and Kew Bridge

  
  Walking along the river on both the Kew and Chiswick sides you can see many things.
  March 31, 2009 1 comment 4 likes

• London Southbank - My First Lomo Experience

  
  A happy but cold afternoon on my first Lomo date.
  March 30, 2009 3 comments 3 likes

• London Southbank and The Thames Festival

  
  The Thames Festival or any Thames festival held in the summer to celebrate the diversity that is London.
  March 28, 2009 6 comments 4 likes

• A Lomographic Ramble on London’s Southbank

  
  14th March 2009 The first Lomographic meet up on a Saturday! Meeting at London's Southbank.
  March 25, 2009 7 comments 2 likes

• The Old Cinema: Antiques Fit For A King

  
  I Came, I saw, I left empty handed. An old place where all vintage from 50's 80's you can find.
  March 24, 2009 4 comments 5 likes

• Doubles With You - azurblue & disdis

  
  This is the first time that I decided to try 'doubles' with someone. Who should I choose? Of course, one of the best - azurblue!
  March 15, 2009 5 comments 4 likes

• Jerry’s I.D. (London)

  
  Jerry's, shop is totally unassuming, in fact it's so laid back you could miss it, situated at 49 Honor Oak Park in a quiet corner of South London, it is one of London's best kept secrets - this is the place to go if you like mid century modern furniture, lighting and other ephemera. Jerry is a modern treasure hunter, who bends over backwards to help you find that special item.
  March 13, 2009 5 comments 5 likes

• Hamleys (London)

  
  Hamleys is one of the world's largest toys' shops and one of London's major tourist attractions which receives about five million visitors a year!
  March 10, 2009 8 comments 8 likes

• London Lomography Saturday Meeting: Show some Love for the London Southbank! ended about 4 years ago

  
  Yep, you heard it here first – Saturdays are the new Thursdays! Here at the Lomography London Embassy we thought we would throw your week into disarray by switching the days that we usually meet by taking them out of the working week and throwing them slap-bang into the middle of the fun-filled weekend! So everyone is invited to this meeting and we are really looking forward to seeing you all in your Saturday Best!
  March 10, 2009 6 comments

• Mudchute farm (London)

  
  A Farm in the heart of London, yeah really a FARM !
  March 08, 2009 2 comments 3 likes

• London eye

  
  The London Eye sees more than you could ever imagine ...
  March 08, 2009 7 comments 5 likes

• Known sightseeing spots (London)

  
  There are iconic places and view-spots in London. You can’t avoid them. You don’t need to. One can say they are overvalued or too crowded or… who cares what others say?
  March 07, 2009 4 comments 2 likes

• River Thames Boat Cruises (London)

  
  It’s a big luck that London happened to be built by a river. Cities with a river have completely different vibes. The most marvelous site to make lomos is only from waterside. Everything looks more beautiful from the boar and London is a very water friendly city. There are plenty of water routs to try.
  March 07, 2009 3 comments 3 likes

• Portobello (London)

  
  Everybody knows Portobello. It is famous for it’s antique market, along with flea market happening on Saturday and food market going on all week. There are not many places in London where you can get a branch of artichokes for just one pound and tomatoes are cheaper than in Tesco.
  March 07, 2009 3 comments 3 likes 3 submissions

• Tate Modern’s Balcony (London)

  
  For an easy afternoon with a cup of peppermint tea and stunning view, go to Tate Modern’s open air balcony on the 3rd floor. Never too busy, with its pretty comfortable chairs, overlooking the stunning panorama of the river Thamse, including Saint Paul’s Cathedral and many other architectural masterpieces of old and new ages.
  March 06, 2009 3 comments 4 likes

• The Old Royal Observatory (London)

  
  Greenwich park, a world heritage site was the first of the Royal parks, covering 73 hectares, which is an awful lot! It is situated on a hilltop with impressive views across the River Thames to Docklands and the city of London. Behind it lies the open expanse of Black heath. The site is also a grade 1 listed landscape and a site of  Metropolitan Importance for Nature
  February 11, 2009 2 comments 2 likes