-
My very first attempt to focus on shooting only strangers - and not in a stalking or stealthy kind of way! Read on!
-
I have to say, Lomography X-Pro Chrome 100 is my favorite slide film. No matter what camera you use, it will still produce great photos. I have tested it with my Holga, Pentax SLR, and LomoKino and the results are beyond awesomeness!
-
I am sure that everyone knows LCA+ and Diana F+ cameras have Splitzer as one of the accessories. But, have you ever dreamed of getting your own splitzer for Fisheye cameras? And you can get it for free! yeah, you read that, free! Just do-it-yourself your own splitzer at home.
-
X-pro is one of those things us Lomographers just flat out love. We experiment with color, cross slide films and find new combinations that make even more color jump off of the images. If you're new to this, or just want to learn more, come and enroll in the X-pro workshop!
-
Lomography X-Pro Chrome 100 is the new version of Lomography X-Pro 100. I've tried Lomography X-Pro 100 and it's so blue. So what does Lomography X-Pro Chrome 100 have to offer? A colorful world!
-
The Retina Reflex S is a 35mm SLR built by Kodak. It's a nice smelling, heavy, full metal camera, and by any means, a classic shooter. Let me take you on a journey with this Kodak SLR camera.
-
Are you ready to go out and get your best catch? Take this 35mm compact camera with you, and prepare for the La Sardina wonders!
-
September 2011, Marije (s0y) and I finally took the trip we wanted to do for so long, visit Ukraine, Kiev and in particular, the 30km exclusion zone around Chernobyl, with the ghost town of Prypiat. When I saw the bumper carts, I almost cried. Afterwards, we were exhausted; there was so much to take in. And bringing too many cameras is never a good idea. ;)
-
Using this film is like adding an extra saturation layer, cranked to the max, in Photoshop!
-
The waters of Deer Bay off Elef Ringnes Island, high in the Canadian Arctic are not a natural place for humans. For much of the year they are frozen solid. And yet this is where I lived and worked, April this year.
-
No Mans Art Gallery is holding a Slum Photography Contest in the slums of Dharavi with kids between 12 & 20. And what is it that makes this so special? Well it shows the unique viewpoint of these children and also brings them together giving them a aim & objective, directing towards a more productive life.
-
After having introduced Emmelie Koster and her Slum Photography Contest, we are ready to follow her in her wonderful adventure. From the streets of Mumbai, she reports on meeting the children participating in the competition to distributing the cameras and Getting back the films! Read after the jump for more.
-
Everytime there is a new Lomography camera launch, I am very excited to find out about it. But excitement turned to disbelief when I discovered the price of the LC-Wide. It seems to be an overpriced piece of toy...
-
They came, they met the man, they conquered the party shots!
-
What to do with those film leads or film strips from rolls that didn't turn out well (aka screwed up)? Grab some short strips of film and place them in all sorts of places. Take photos of them ... bearing in mind that this will be the first exposure. I used an old SLR and set the exposure compensation to -1.
-
Lomography X-Pro Chrome is another 100 iso , 35 mm film. It's created by Lomography team for us, who love the flamboyant color produced by slide films. Some slide films give too bright color but this film however give you the nicest result - very subtle but quite surprising. Hands up for those who love surprises!! All of us love surprises right?? Using this film is like unveiling a mystery box - exciting and fun. Although it's still fresh but it give you the best result - very natural and bright colors.
-
After a grueling selection of the jury, we finally come up with our 10 worthy winners in our Flight 001 x Lomography Jetsetter extended rumble - winning insane prizes from both Flight 001 and Lomography!
-
Make way for another Japanese limited exclusive! This special edition features The Scarecrowman from the Japanese animation of the same title. From the movies to your shutter-happy hands, The Scarecrowman is inching his way to your analog heart by collaborating with the medium-format darling, Diana! Hopping alongside the "Scarecrowman Diana F+":http://www.lomography.com/diana/ is a bevy of Japanese cameras and films that will keep you snapping up like crazy.
-
Don’t give in to the post-festive blues, the fun is far from over here at Lomography! To keep you from falling into a deep deal-less depression, we’re starting off the New Year with some intense retail therapy. Enjoy endorphine-rush-inducing savings on selected Lomographic goodies in our shop, starting from 10 EUR/USD to 50 EUR/USD. Plus find out how you can get a Holga Frame, Fotoclips (110) *AND* a Lomography Notebook free! And if that’s not enough, no matter how much you spend you will be rewarded with a free gift quick fix! Every customer who places an order will be rewarded with Lomography Shutter Buttons free!
-
Buy an Actionsampler & Supersampler Chrome and get a Pop 9 for free!
