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The Musée de la Vie Romantique or The Museum of Romantic Life, stands at the foot of Montmartre Hill in the IXe arrondissement, 16 rue Chaptal, Paris, France. It’s a small museum hidden in a quartier called Nouvelle Athènes famous for all the romantic writers, musicians, actors and painters that formed the elite of the Romantic mouvement in the 19 century.
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It's black, It's white, fast enough with it's ISO 400 and it gets on our pocket forever. It shows smooth ambience images, not much grain, pretty nice contrasts and I start to think that I'm building a strong relation with this my new friend.
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Everybody has once thought about going to Paris, walking on its streets, sitting at the gardens or at the famous bistrots and, of course, taking a tour of the Eiffel Tower. I've been dreaming about Paris for a long time, and how amazing would it be to live there? A friend of mine calls it: the ancient capital of the modern world. I worked my way to Paris and finally got the opportunity to come and study here. Now, after 8 months, I can say that there is no place on Earth like it, this city makes everyone different.
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I'm a Lomo lover who always had a problem with the price. It is true that digital cameras are expensive, but in the long term they become very cheap, since you don't need to buy film or develop it. Nowadays, this is not a problem anymore. Get to know what I think about the Recesky TLR camera after the jump!
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Robert Doisneau was a French photographer who documented everyday activities of the people in Paris. He was also known as one of the pioneers in photojournalism. One of the most popular photos that he took was of Spanish artist Pablo Picasso.
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Popularly-written-about-locations can be exciting again so long as you have the eye to present it in a fresh, new light, just like what the author of our Locations Feature of the Week did!
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Walking the streets of Tunbridge Wells, trying to get a sense of the fashion scene it certainly doesn’t take a genius to know this town isn’t comparable to the decadent streets of Paris, however if it's the big names on the high street that tickle your fashion fancy or a peruse in a top notch boutique, RTW might be just the place for you.
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Color Riche Le Vernis is the hot new nail polish collection from L'Oreal Paris, a 48-shade palette that will make any woman want to play with colors. In the video, supermodels are seen wearing the pretty paints while stylishly shooting with a blue Sprocket Rocket and pink Diana F+. Très chic!
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Through the decades, generations of photographers across the globe have been taking their cameras to the streets, making street photography one of the most prevalent themes today. With this in mind, Lomography has come up with the retro-styled La Sardina Splendour perfect for street snapping! Let's get inspired with some interesting street scenes around the world, as snapped by LIFE photographers of yesteryears!
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Paris is easily one of my favorite places to visit and as well as having amazing landmarks and attractions, there is also so much to see just by walking around the streets and taking everything in.
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The Eiffel Tower or La Tour Eiffel, is the most prominent landmark and tourist destinations in Paris...it seemed only right to honor it with my Diana Mini and some Ilford black-and-white film.
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Situated at the highest point in Paris, The Sacre-Couer (or the The Basilica of the Sacred Heart of Paris) is an extremely popular tourist destination in the city and deservedly so. The Sacre-Coeur was a surprising hit destination for me in Paris - although I knew it was popular and had heard and read a lot about it, I underestimated its beauty and the area that surrounded it.
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A Fuji Instax Mini 10 camera, found amongst tools and other junk at a car boot sale has turn into one of my favourite cameras, it really is a secondhand love affair!
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Magnum Photos is an international photo community formed back in 1947. The photo cooperative has members from different regions. The fellowship of these photographers dates back decades ago as seen on this photo.
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From March 7 until August 5, 2012 the Tim Burton exhibition will take place at the Cinémathèque in Paris. Numerous drawings and sketches, paintings, photos, figurines, mini movies are on display and recount the unique world of the film director. If you like Tim Burton’s work, and live or plan to go to Paris during the time on the exhibition, don’t miss it!
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In March 31, 1889, the wrought iron lattice tower designed by Gustave Eiffel was opened to the public and has since become the most-visited paid monument in the world. Read more fun facts and see 50 of the best photos of La Tour Eiffel from our community below!
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Colette is a 700 square meter concept store located in Paris, rue Saint Honoré. This year, the store celebrated its 15 years of existence, and decided to organise a big festival on the 10th and 11th of March at the Tuileries in Paris.
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This film is by no means cheap. Even an expired roll can command a high retail price. But if you want a film that accentuates earth tone colors when cross processed, then this is the film to get.
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Lomographers love to experiment shooting with lights, especially neons! La Maison Rouge in Paris is currently holding the first major international exhibition on the history of neon which was developed by French physicist and chemist Georges Claude a century ago!
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To celebrate the release of these wild Animal Edition cameras in the urban jungle, we had a little party at our Franz Liszt Gallery Store where the walls were overrun by fabrics, plants, and drinks from far away. And animals. Lots of them.
