Lomography

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• Lomography Loves San Francisco

  
  After all the awesome parties and libations, analog lovin’ workshops and thousands of rolls of film, we’re prepping to say goodbye to our Lomography Gallery Store San Francisco on Sunday, June 9, 2013.
  May 16, 2013 2 comments 3 likes

• Highlights: Film Photography Day Party Soho

  
  What do you get if you mix film photography day with a party, free beer, free goodies, silly wigs and Belair portraits taken by our analogue expert Huge? Well, to find the answer and see some amazing shots read on my friend….
  May 03, 2013

• Just Another LomoArch: Xaviru

  
  He is a lomographer in a parallel world filled with imagination, a lomoarch playing with tangible but distant realities. His gallery, with rich variety of styles, reveals a great power of versatility and an adaptation to different scenarios outward in each frame. I’m glad to present our next exclusive LomoArch: xaviru!
  May 01, 2013 5 comments 4 likes

• Mega DIY Bundle Deal Is Still Ongoing!

  
  So what's the big deal? Well, if you're planning to indulge yourself to a Lomography treat, this is an offer that you shouldn't miss. The Mega DIY Bundle Deal allows you to pick a Lomography Camera, Film, and Accessory and gives you 20% savings on each item. That's pretty HUGE!
  April 10, 2013

• 166+ Series #13: Tipsteroids 166+ (Part 1)

  
  Speaking about 166+, tipsters doesn't exactly mean giving suggestions in order to improve your photographic results. It means giving you inspiration in order to let the readers modify them as they want. These tipsters are meant to be modified, to evolve, to become something even better. And maybe, one day, some of you will teach me a new technique that I have never thought about.
  March 19, 2013 2 comments 12 likes

• 166+ Series #12: History of the 'Project +' (Part 3)

  
  The next one who is going to tell me, "C’mon, Alec. It’s only a camera!" will have serious injuries. I’m obviously joking, but there’s something special about this camera, even if we look about the evolution of the project “+” during the recent decades; it's the so called “Lomography ERA”.
  March 11, 2013 3 likes

• Analogue Girl About Town: We Were Infinite

  
  There's this book that I love. It neither holds revelations about our existence nor engages in a discussion about the state of the world. It’s not extraordinarily smart nor is it brilliantly creative. Nonetheless, I hold it in very high regard.
  March 06, 2013 9 comments 22 likes

• The Road Rarely Traveled: Tundra Adventures

  
  In cities, winter is something to be endured, but life goes on. Out in our wilderness, though, the world itself seems to freeze, letting us capture these rare moments in time.
  March 05, 2013 3 comments 16 likes

• ★ 166+ Series #11: History of the 'Project +' (Part 2)

  
  Someone could underestimate the real value of this camera. It would be a huge mistake. Let’s analyze the second part of the history of the "Project +”, in order to understand what kinds of historical event made the difference and influenced LOMO and Lomography’s technical preferences.
  March 01, 2013 9 likes

• Analogue Girl About Town: Ventura Boulevard

  
  I rarely venture into the Valley these days but I make an exception every now and then for Ventura Boulevard.
  February 26, 2013 9 comments 7 likes

• 166+ Series #10: History of the 'Project +' (Part 1)

  
  "It’s only a camera!" That’s what someone told me, just after seeing how I was excited about the new camera I bought, unpacking very accurately and religiously look at all the accessories of the Lubitel 166+. In reality, there’s a large part of Europe’s history behind the project of this camera.
  February 13, 2013 4 comments 8 likes

• CopyCat Nat #11: farbenmann

  
  It's been a while! This month's rendition is a rather different style compared to what I normally do, but I've found that sketching with pencils is much easier for me than other mediums. Check out the article to see my imitation of @farbenmann's photo!
  February 08, 2013 9 likes

• Analogue Girl About Town: The Truth About LA

  
  There are a few things I do not like about my city, but despite its glaring imperfections, it’s a city where people continue to create and where dreams come true.
  February 05, 2013 5 comments 12 likes

• ★ 166+ Series #09: Ancestors (Part 3)

  
  The 80s and 90s: we finally arrived to modern Lubitels. How did the old analog Lubitel project managed to survive against the rising digital technology? The most modern models have something really romantic, considering that they reflect a part of the history of USSR, during the last decades of the Cold War.
  February 04, 2013 4 comments 7 likes

• CopyCat Nat #10: kingdjin

  
  Until now, I haven't been doing much face work with paint. But this time, I tackled it with water colors! Take a look at the tenth edition of my CopyCat series after the jump.
  January 30, 2013 1 comment 12 likes

• The Road Rarely Traveled: Desperately Clutching to Sight and Sound

  
  Few of our senses exist in a vacuum. For me, music goes hand in hand with the memories our photos hold for us. What is this power that memory holds over us?
  January 29, 2013 2 comments 8 likes

• 166+ Series #08: Ancestors (Part 2)

  
  Let’s continue analyzing the ancestors of the amazing Lubitel 166 Universal. Through the history it’s possible to recognize why many functions and main features are like that. The ancestors of the Lubitel 166 Universal (and so also of the Lubitel 166+) are quite interesting, not for collecting’s interests.
  January 29, 2013 5 likes

• ★ Analogue Girl About Town: Now that I’m 30, I’ve become painfully aware of my own mortality

  
  I had this week’s article written and ready for publishing two weeks before my deadline but a lot has happened since then so I decided to write an entirely different article, one that would be more fitting. I also dusted off my trusty Mamiya C330 so I could capture the sense of this piece on film.
  January 28, 2013 29 comments 67 likes

• Just Another LomoArch: Zingaboom

  
  She is a lomographer that plays with several cameras, a lomoarch stunned with abstract details. She has been a lomographer for a long time and she sees the world through lens since childhood. I’m especially pleased to introduce our very first female LomoArch: zingaboom!
  January 25, 2013 3 comments 3 likes

• 166+ Series #07: Ancestors (Part 1)

  
  In order to understand the aim of this kind of camera, it’s needed to know exactly the history of the camera and why it was designed like this. Through the history it’s possible to recognize why many functions and main features are like that. Let’s start from the previous Lubitel models, which were the basis for the design of the Lubitel 166 Universal.
  January 24, 2013 4 likes