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• My Love-and-Hate Affair With the Belair: A Review, Part 2

  
  Here's the part two of my lengthy but hopefully extensive review of Lomography's Belair x 6-12.
  March 13, 2013 3 comments 20 likes

• "Papier à êtres" - The art of working the paper

  
  "Papier à êtres" are handmade paper creations of two artists who complement each other: Frédéric makes the structure and Sophie gives life to them, creating the character. These bright sculptures can be graceful ladies or imaginary creatures, lightening up and enchanting even the darkest corner.
  December 06, 2012 9 likes

• A Bubble Frontier

  
  If you've heard about the bubble universe model (Eternal Inflation) the series of photos by Jason Tozer will remind you of the former. We may never know if theories within the spectrum of Cosmology are right, but it's good to think beyond the books, approach the subject-matter from a new slant, such as a romantic one by looking at Tozer's bubbles planets after the jump!
  November 20, 2012

• Spooky Lighting Techniques: Colorsplash of Horror!

  
  Here is a simple trick to create spooky photos using your external flash.
  October 19, 2012 1 comment 10 likes

• Love Unexpected July - Electrifying Love ended 11 months ago

  
  Photography at its most basic is all about light. So for this month, we'll focus on that little fact. Play with lights, send in your most interesting and psychedelic shots, and get a chance to win a trip to Virginia or a Virginia is for Lovers Lomography camera.
  July 02, 2012 7 comments 28 likes

• Monochrome Madness: Tips from a Pro!

  
  This week I talked to Martyn Boyce, a successful wedding photographer who has witnessed with regret the shift towards the digital grind. Here, he shares his tips for some really fantastic black and white analog shots.
  May 23, 2012 3 comments 15 likes

• Lomo Kino Presents: Cinematography, an Introduction

  
  Though, today, 'Cinematography' is interchangeable with videography (which is for digitally captured video as opposed to the former), this article is about the true Cinematography in which the videos are obtained using film stock.
  December 06, 2011 6 likes

• ★ DIY Project: Film Canister as Flash Diffuser

  
  As most of us know, photography can be an expensive but a very rewarding endeavor. The economy today tells us that we have to do our part and learn the 3 R's. We all need to Reduce, Reuse and Recycle. Here is a simple DIY project using a film canister.
  October 10, 2011 11 comments 53 likes

• ★ Ghosts in my Pictures!

  
  Off-camera lighting and a powerful Lomography flash is the best way to get really spooky, pretty feaky, VERY GHOSTLY images. Find out more after the jump!
  October 04, 2011 7 comments 64 likes

• Take Advantage of the Golden Hour!

  
  The golden hour is the hour after the sunrise and the hour before the sunset. Many photographers take advantage of this magical hour for the magnificent lighting that it casts over the horizon. Learn how to take advantage of the golden hour!
  September 15, 2011 6 comments 44 likes

• Strobist Lomography

  
  What the heck is a strobist? It is basically off-camera lighting. What is the point of off-camera lighting you ask? Find out after the jump!
  August 05, 2011 13 comments 54 likes

• Keeping it real with the Ringflash!

  
  Lighting is one of the trickiest aspects of macro photography. Using the Lomography Ringflash the way it was intended can improve your macro shots.
  January 31, 2011 6 comments 8 likes

• Tipster of the Week: Return to Basics

  
  Whether you're a newbie who just had a film camera for the first time or an analogue fiend who's been shooting with it for ages, this week's tipster will not only inform you, but will also remind what it feels like to shoot with film for the first time, as told by Artpunk.
  August 09, 2009 5 comments 33 likes 11 submissions