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• Classic Car Show at The Entrance, Australia

  
  Pretty much any weekend, somewhere in Australia, you will find a classic car show. These classic cars make for great lomography fun with their different colours and shapes. The owners embody the same values as we do, as analogue lovers. I was lucky enough to be able to attend this annual show held at The Entrance in the Australian state of New South Wales.
  January 23, 2013 1 like

• The Narcissus Effect

  
  So many photos of our friends, family, pets - we're pretty much their paparazzi. So, sometimes when we catch a glimpse of ourselves in the mirror we think "wait a minute", what about me? Self-portraits are a meditative art and gateway to self-reflection. And though it's less 'personal' nowadays, as it's so commonplace and simple, it's interesting to see how passion, equivalent to Rembrandt, for self-portraiture is still alive with film-photography.
  November 16, 2012 7 likes

• The Victims at the Thieves Market

  
  I always thought Singapore had no exciting, worth-visiting flea markets to offer, until the day I visited this place. Forget about the beautiful, colorful shopping buildings in Orchard Road or the largest indoor shopping center, Vivo City, because a trip to the Thieves Market in Singapore is worth so much more of your time.
  September 12, 2012 1 comment 8 likes

• Map Collecting is a Hobby

  
  Many people collect coins and stamps, but did you know some collect maps? Yep, antique maps from the 1800s can be worth thousands of dollars nowadays. So if you find one in your attic, hold on to it tight, because it might be worth a fortune in the future. Just make sure you put it somewhere safe.
  August 20, 2012 1 comment 1 like

• A Vintage Multi-lensed Camera For Making Your Own Stamps

  
  Fancy making your own personalized postage stamps? Today, it's easy with modern technology, but many years back, it wasn't at all as difficult as one might think today. A camera made in the early 1900s made it possible with a 15-lensed camera. Learn more about it after the jump!
  July 11, 2012 2 comments 11 likes

• Flea Market at FuHe Bridge in Taipei

  
  On weekend mornings, you'll find antique collectors and bargain hunters gathering at the FuHe Bridge Flea Market, scouring for treasures amongst piles of second-hand junk.
  May 30, 2012 1 comment 5 likes

• Calvary Cemetery, East Los Angeles

  
  Calvary Cemetery, established in 1896, may take you away from the lights and sights of Hollywood, but many famous stars are buried here. It's a little-known and beautiful place to visit in East L.A.
  May 28, 2012 1 comment 4 likes

• A Visit to Rosedale Cemetery, Los Angeles

  
  This is the oldest cemetery in Los Angeles and it is hidden in one of the busiest areas of the city. If you want a quieter alternative to karaoke and Korean BBQ, take a trip to Koreatown and wander amongst the ancient headstones of Rosedale Cemetery, established in 1884.
  May 24, 2012

• Everybody, This is the Mamiya/Sekor 500DTL. 500DTL, This is Everybody.

  
  In which our hero regales you, dear reader, with a tale about an old friend.
  April 05, 2012 5 comments 7 likes

• It's Not Enough To Own Cameras, You've Got To Share!

  
  I had already photographed my camera collection, but since then it has changed a lot! New cameras were added and old ones went away. After a lot of trading, selling, buying and other crazy business, I wanna share with you the new face of my collection!
  March 21, 2012 11 comments 17 likes

• LomoKino: The SUPER 35mm Movie Camera

  
  When I was young, I remember digging out a roll of an 8mm film from my grandpa's drawer. Back then, I knew it was a movie film, because I went through every single frame of the film and I noticed changes of movement in the pictures. But I do not know what made it happen.
  February 16, 2012 3 comments 4 likes

• Opi: A Photo Tribute

  
  Hans Otte (August 23, 1928 -- April 24, 2007) was my grandfather on my father's side. Looking through some of my old family pictures, I came across a collection of images of his life, which I thought I would share.
  November 18, 2011 3 comments 6 likes

• Kodak Ektralite 10: (Almost) Another Spy

  
  The perfect spy camera...if we were like Andre The Giant.
  November 14, 2011 5 comments 8 likes

• Stereoscopic Cameras

  
  Stereoscopic cameras that give the viewer the ability to make 3D pictures have been around for a long time. Read on for a brief history and to see what's up next in the world of multi-dimensional photography.
  October 11, 2011 6 comments 20 likes

• Gold in the Antique Store: Spartus Full-Vue

  
  An antique TLR camera from 1940-1948.
  July 12, 2011 3 comments 9 likes

• Colaba Causeway & the Gateway of India in action

  
  Photos taken with my ActionSampler of two famous places in Mumbai/Bombay- Colaba Causeway - a famous commercial street & Gateway of India, an extremely famous seaside monument.
  June 29, 2011 2 comments 1 like

• 20th Century Cincinnati

  
  Over fifty modern art and furniture dealers gather in Cincinnati for the yearly "20th Century Cincinnati" show featured during February every year in the Queen City.
  June 22, 2011 5 likes

• Micks Pics

  
  I found an amusing set of old pictures at a Flea Market in Bombay and thought I would share them with you!
  May 24, 2011 9 comments 19 likes

• Spitalfields Market - Shopping Mecca of East London

  
  On a border of the Financial City with its skyscrapers, there is Spitalfields Market from which the East End starts. 50 steps away from busy Liverpool Street Station, and you are already lost in narrow and curvy streets which haven't changed through centuries.
  March 08, 2011 5 comments 14 likes

• Ansco Shur-Flash Medium Format Box Camera

  
  Sometimes, that lovely old box camera on the shelf in the used bookstore/coffee shop works better than you think. This vintage Ansco was surprising, and I mean that in a good way.
  January 28, 2011 7 comments 10 likes