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• ★ The Stunning Elqui Valley

  
  The Elqui Valley, one of the many beautiful sights of Chile, is a magical place full of contrasts, ideal for taking Lomographs!
  April 30, 2013 1 comment 8 likes

• Brad Pitt Cooly Throwing Away A Camera In The Desert

  
  We hope that's not one of his Leicas!
  April 12, 2013 3 comments 6 likes

• The Dunes of Merzouga

  
  The short story in red scale of a long trip to the desert of Morocco.
  February 12, 2013 3 likes

• ★ Papago Park: Tranquility in Phoenix

  
  Ever want to just get away and feel inner peace? Well, on my recent trip to Arizona, I found that on the buttes of Papago Park. Feel the peace.
  February 08, 2013 7 comments 9 likes

• Red Rock Canyon, Nevada

  
  Just thirty minutes away from the Las Vegas strip lies a beautiful conservation area that captures the beauty of the desert.
  December 06, 2012 1 comment 5 likes

• ★ Off California's Beaten Path: Darwin, CA

  
  “But why think about that when all the golden lands ahead of you and all kinds of unforseen events wait lurking to surprise you and make you glad you’re alive to see?” – Jack Kerouac, On The Road
  November 20, 2012 6 comments 12 likes

• African Nightmare: Morocco for Grouchy People

  
  Through dialogue and haiku, I would like to share with you guys my journey through the country of Morocco in late January. Loved it? Nope!
  September 17, 2012 8 likes

• Ready for Redscale: Make Your Redscales Look Their Best!

  
  Newbies and veterans of the Lomography community, redscale film is perfect for you! The trick is knowing how to utilize your redscale film to produce the ultimate look. From special locations, to lighting, create an powerful red image that speaks from a true Lomograph heart!
  September 06, 2012 10 likes

• Himala: The Miracle at Paoay Sand Dunes

  
  Philippine summers are full of festivals. Almost all major cities and provinces celebrate certain feasts of their local patron saints, complete with buntings, marching bands, street dancers, kids in flower costumes, and beauty pageants. But the provincial government of Ilocos Norte ditched these traditions during the feast of La Virgen Milagrosa and came up with something new: giant artworks at the desert that were later burned.
  June 29, 2012 7 comments 9 likes

• Swimming in Palm Springs Through a Fisheye No. 2 Lens

  
  Architecture and design buffs flock to Palm Springs for its modernist marvels and clean lines. Certain sunshine means plenty of ideal lighting, and any picture looks great.
  May 26, 2012 2 likes

• The Sizzling Sahara on Film

  
  No, this isn't about the recently defunct hotel-casino in Las Vegas Strip. Rather, it's about the great desert that spans most of Northern Africa, and the subject of many works of art and literature. Learn more about one of Lomography's latest inspirations after the jump!
  March 29, 2012 3 likes

• Hot Hot Heat: Desert Photography Tips

  
  The beauty of a desert offers a great opportunity for you to take some beautiful photos. Utilizing the natural light and knowing how to compose your shots will greatly help you to come up with photos that you can boast to your friends.
  March 29, 2012 4 comments 19 likes

• The Wild West is Alive in Pioneertown, California

  
  Located about two hours away from Los Angeles is Pioneertown, a town established in the 1940s as a western set for film and television. Today, many of the original buildings are still standing, giving a glimpse into the old Hollywood Western.
  January 02, 2012 2 likes

• ★ Colors of the Desert: Jaipur, Rajasthan

  
  Considered as one of the places a photographer has to visit, Jaipur has so much to offer that you'll surely feel you didn't bring enough film!
  October 18, 2011 3 comments 10 likes

• Escape from LA: To Another Apocalypse Known As the Salton Sea

  
  I had long seen the Salton Sea on the map and wondered what to make of this large sea 35 miles wide and 15 miles long about 50 miles from Palm Springs. Recently, on a long weekend away from LA, I decided to see what this was all about and set sail (with the air conditioning on full blast as temperatures soared to 115 degrees) to the Salton Sea Marina.
  August 01, 2011 1 comment 4 likes

• Take a Turn into the Desert - Oman

  
  Rich shades let the mountains look different every moment. Our navigation system says we're in the middle of nowhere and the unfamiliar quietness won't let us doubt that it is right.
  February 28, 2011 4 likes

• Atacama: Patchamama Esteve Aqui - Mother Nature Was Here

  
  Atacama is the driest desert in the whole world. And believe me, this is true. We spent four nights over there, including New Year's Eve; climbed a volcano, and had a great time meeting people from everywhere, but I must confess it was full of Brazilians.
  February 25, 2011 2 comments 8 likes

• ★ Man's Achievements: the Giza Necropolis

  
  After spending 17 hours and traversing one quarter around the globe, I finally set foot on Egypt's Cairo. This is my first trip to Africa so I wasted no time in documenting my trip through analogue photographs - especially the pyramids, definitely one of the highlights of my trip.
  January 11, 2011 18 comments 19 likes

• Pushkar Mela

  
  Pushkar Mela (Mela = Fair) is an annual gathering that convenes every year around November/ December at the town of Pushkar in Rajasthan, India. What started as an annual event for cattle traders to exchange camels and cows, has grown into a 7-day extravaganza showcasing the rich culture of the north Indian state of Rajasthan.
  January 10, 2011 1 comment 5 likes

• Arcosanti: High Concept Architecture in the Low Desert

  
  Arcosanti is a colony in Central Arizona devoted to building and testing the concept of "arcology". The worthiness and success of arcology is a matter for debate. What is beyond debate however, is that it is an awesome opportunity to shoot a few rolls when you're in the southwest. Take a look at this futuristic throwback and tell me what you think.
  November 27, 2010 4 comments 11 likes