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• Empire State of Mind: Lower East Side Hotspots

  
  The Lower East Side is one of New York City's most iconic neighborhoods. Here are some photos I took while walking through this area to show you some of the must-see spots for your next trip to New York!
  May 21, 2013

• Forever Young in Coney Island, New York

  
  If you want to escape from the crowds and the giant buildings of Manhattan without leaving New York, jump in the subway and go to Coney Island !
  May 21, 2013 2 likes

• Central Park: The New Yorker's (Not So) Secret Garden

  
  It's a classic -- a must-see tourist place. But even the true New Yorkers love it and spend time on its many amazing spots. Central Park is a 341-hectare park, filled with trees, flowers, ponds, zoos and statues. If you're a Lomographer, here are the reasons why you SHOULD spend time in this green rectangle.
  May 17, 2013 3 likes

• Lomography Day Trips: New York City, New York

  
  Start spreading the news, because for this week's edition of Lomography Day Trips, we're leaving for THE city, the great, the incomparable New York, New York!
  May 02, 2013 3 comments 2 likes

• LomoKino Music Video: 'Fireworks' by Echo Bloom

  
  Unexpectedly mellow and melancholic, "Fireworks" is the lead track off the new album 'Blue' by Echo Bloom. In this exclusive interview, Kyle Evans of the band and filmmaker Gregg McNeill tell us about the cool handiwork behind the LomoKino music video and discover the twosome's modern love for analogue!
  April 24, 2013 2 comments 4 likes

• My First Film Swap with a Diana F+ and a Splitzer

  
  My first film swap was a learning experiment. I swapped two rolls of medium format film with a fellow lomographer in Spain. We both used Diana F+ cameras and a Splitzer, and although the results left much to be desired, I can't wait to do my next film swap!
  April 12, 2013 1 comment 4 likes

• Copper Harbor: The Land at the End of the Road

  
  Fans of the television game show, Let's Make a Deal, sometimes get to see what happens when you try to go too far. They should have settled for what was in the box, or the sure thing, we say. But then again, there's what happens when you just keep going in your travels. Eventually you do come to the end of the road. For me, the end of the road was Copper Harbor.
  April 09, 2013 2 comments 3 likes

• Lomography Day Trips: Los Angeles, California

  
  Get your daytrip bags and cameras ready folks, because we’re heading out to the West Coast to the location that needs no introduction: Los Angeles, California!
  March 27, 2013 3 likes

• Then & Now: Abandoned Detroit School

  
  Many songs have been written about Detroit being a "rock" city of the USA, but today, we take a look at one of its many desolate infrastructures. These juxtaposed before and after images reveal how time has deteriorated Detroit institutions.
  March 04, 2013 5 comments 6 likes

• The Lomography Questionnaire with Carissa Gallo

  
  Someone once said to me that life can be really great - especially when left to its own simple beauty. I find myself giving a nod to the above when appreciating the works and sentiment of Carissa Gallo. After the jump let majestic Icelandic waterfalls take you along a memorable journey.
  February 19, 2013 2 likes

• Past American Presidents in Color

  
  "Full victory—nothing else," echoed Dwight D. Eisenhower in 1944, but what really makes a good leader? On Presidents' Day 2013, TIME.com recognizes the service, sacrifice and success of former US heads of state by giving readers a brief history lesson illustrated by colorized versions of iconic presidential portraits.
  February 18, 2013 5 likes

• LomoAmigo Anaïs and Pedro: Trip to the USA

  
  Through their website, Anaïs and Pedro share with us their discoveries and favorites gleaned from Marseille and its surroundings. Last summer, it's the United States that our friends have decided to attack, equipped with two cameras and some film. Let's go!
  January 18, 2013 2 likes

• My Analogue Bucket List: A Sum-Up of 2012 and Big Appetite for 2013

  
  Hello dear lomographers! Happy New Year! I hope 2012 was generous and fulfilling and 2013 will be nothing less than magnificent. I want to share with you my dreams and plans for 2013. Also, I will review my analogue bucket list from 2012. I hope you will enjoy it!
  January 15, 2013 2 comments 10 likes

• Party Highlights: The Belair X 6-12 Launch Event!

  
  Last night The Lomography Gallery Store NYC hosted a fancy flight themed soiree in honor of the new Belair X 6-12. You have all been anxiously awaiting its arrival and now that its finally here we can't keep our hands off the beauty! Take a look at some of the fun happenings from last nights event...
  January 14, 2013 4 likes

• Up in the Air: My Memories from Flying from Sydney to Los Angeles

  
  The Sydney to Los Angeles flight is one of the longest flights in the world, and as I am a native of Sydney but I live in Canada, I have done this flight more times that I would have liked to. Luckily, I have captured some images with some simple plastic cameras that you can use them during take-off and landing!
  December 19, 2012 3 likes

• Diana Takes Diana+ to Chicago

  
  Last time, photographer Diana Mulvihill took the Diana+ on her trip to Egypt and came back with amazing photos. This time, she takes us with her to hometown which is the Windy City known as Chicago. Read her travel photojournal below.
  December 05, 2012 1 like

• The First Epic Lomography Exhibition: Moscow + New York

  
  When big dreams start coming true, you start to chase grander ones. After the successful first ever exhibit and the debut of the first LomoWall, the Lomographic Society International came up with an amazing idea for an international exhibit: tens of thousands of photos between two mammoth countries, USA & Russia, in 1994!
  November 09, 2012 2 likes

• US CitySlicker Hope: Of Art, Music, and Misfit Toys

  
  My boyfriend and I take a trip to the Atomic Pop Shop to find vinyl records, vintage cameras, and retro furniture, accompanied by my Fisheye 2.
  October 29, 2012 1 like

• We're Looking For People All Over The USA To Join Our Team!

  
  It could be you! Take a look at our open positions and apply today!
  October 25, 2012 5 likes

• Interview with Michael Aaron Wlliams

  
  Michael Aaron Williams is a street/fine artist from the States. He's traveled to over 13 countries with his artwork depicting real people, many of whom are street sleepers, in order to open up meaningful conversation between himself, the country's people, and ultimately the homeless children who Williams earnestly portrays with his vulnerable cardboard cutout fixtures.
  October 25, 2012 2 likes