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• ★ Double Holiday Bokeh Using Manual Focus Lens and Double Exposures

  
  This season is full of coloured lights so I decided to try bokeh photography using my Nikon FM10. This trick can be used with any camera that is able to take double exposures, has a manual focus lens.
  January 09, 2013 1 comment 6 likes

• Photo + Tulle = Personalized Postcard to send with Love!

  
  I think that as I live in a small house full of envelopes full of photos, it makes my creativity grow! So here it is the second tipster about how to decorate a photograph. To give it an original touch and like in my case, to send it as birthday postcard.
  December 12, 2012 9 comments 6 likes

• Film Processing Quick Tips

  
  To avoid simple mistakes that almost every newbies does when developing film at home, here are a couple of tips and tricks! Make sure you read these first before you start your film processing session.
  October 02, 2012 10 likes

• I'm Not Yet Tired

  
  I don't want to insist, but the destruction is addictive. If you want to know how I destroyed a reel almost completely, continue reading.
  September 07, 2012 1 comment 17 likes

• Taking Panoramic Photos with Sprockets Using the Nomad 127

  
  My camera collection isn't big at all, but I can say that all they work, and I've used them with their film, doing some tricks or using film that supposedly didn't work in that camera. If you have a Nomad 127, let me tell you in this tipster how you can take panoramic photos with sprockets using your 127 camera.
  August 14, 2012 3 comments 5 likes

• ★ An Analogue Journalist at the Primavera Sound Festival in Barcelona

  
  The manipulation of the celluloid's sensitive emulsion coloured the viewers, the musicians, and the atmosphere of the festival.
  July 25, 2012 2 comments 8 likes

• Punch Up Your Photos with Props and Masks!

  
  Getting bored of "don’t think, just shoot" all the time? Here’s something really simple to bring some interesting elements to your pictures! They are called props!
  May 09, 2012 13 comments 56 likes

• The Tricks of ActionSampler

  
  The ActionSampler is one of the funniest lomo cameras that I have. I have a great time taking pictures of my family and friends, and I always get lots of laughs and people being so interested about this little unusual girl.
  April 24, 2012 4 comments 12 likes

• Purely Pinholes: Pinhole Photography Tips

  
  If you want to go back to the roots of photography, one thing you can do is play with a pinhole camera. By using a pinhole camera, you can learn or go back to the basics of photography while having a lot of fun. Here are some tips that might help you.
  April 18, 2012 3 comments 20 likes

• ★ The Definitive Trick...or How to Get Films FOR FREE!

  
  To take pictures, we need our cameras but without films, we can't do anything. Nowadays, prices have soared and the same people who today, take all our money, in the past they gave us the option of getting free films or albums.
  March 31, 2012 21 comments 88 likes

• ★ Diana F+: Timeless Tips and Tricks

  
  Have you been maximizing the use of your Diana F+ camera? Here are some tips and tricks to help you achieve various results.
  March 29, 2012 1 comment 23 likes

• A 10 Step Guide to Understanding and Utilising Pattern

  
  Patterns surround us in both natural and manmade forms, offering photographers great opportunities for dramatic and eye catching shots. But how do we best utilise pattern in our work? Today we’ll be taking a look at several different examples to better understand pattern in photographic composition.
  March 22, 2012 7 comments 66 likes

• Getting through Pesky Security Stops when Travelling with the Spinner 360°

  
  My fellow Lomographers who have brought their Spinner 360° cameras with them overseas know what I mean. Nine out of ten times, the airport security will definitely stop you to inspect this suspicious grenade-shaped object. How to avoid this awkward and annoying situation? I have a few tips to share!
  February 25, 2012 10 comments 18 likes

• Are You From the Sea or From the Mountain?

  
  In some cases, we can't decide what image to capture. In my case, I can't choose between the sea and the mountains. If you are undecided like me and still don't know what you like better, this tipster is for you!
  November 25, 2011 4 comments 14 likes

• Workshop: 9 killer tips for the Pop9 camera with James Butler @ Lomography Gallery Store Soho ended over 1 year ago

  
  Right, get your pliers and scissors out because it’s time to get down and dirty with our plastic Pop9 camera! Our shop regular and friend, James Butler, will take the group through 9 techniques, from the simple to the downright destructive, and show you how to convert the basic 9 lens POP9 camera into a mean machine!
  October 24, 2011 2 comments 2 likes

• Traffic Lights in my Photos

  
  Traffic lights are helpful light signals that you usually find on the corners of crossroads...but they're also inside your Lomographic cameras.
  August 29, 2011 4 comments 34 likes

• Adapter for the Diana Viewfinder

  
  Adapter for the Diana viewfinder (with a 35mm back)
  August 29, 2011 6 comments 28 likes

• Life in 20 Exposures: A Guide to Multiple Exposures

  
  Photography with a minimum of 3 exposures per picture. My life in 20 exposures and 5 photo's. A tale of Lomography done by a 15 year old.
  August 25, 2011 5 comments 21 likes

• How to fix your Smena 8M

  
  You get your Smena 8M and suddenly you realize that they are not a peace. You feel hopeless and crazy. You feel like it's the end of the world. But not, it's not the end, because everything has a solution and here it is.
  August 11, 2011 6 comments 10 likes

• ★ Traffic Lights in My Photos

  
  The traffic lights are signaling devices which are placed at the intersections of the streets, but also within your Lomographic cameras.
  June 17, 2011 16 comments 77 likes