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• Crafty Cardboard Camera

  
  Don't discard those corrugated cardboard boxes lying around your house just yet. If you're as creative as American artist Marta Crass, maybe you can make a camera out of the plain brown material, too. Just check out this cool Nikon F replica!
  May 24, 2013 1 comment 3 likes

• A Monochromatic (And Full-Colour) Recap of Analogue Alberta's 1st Anniversary

  
  At the end of April, Analogue Alberta turned 1. A two-day shooting extravaganza was planned to celebrate this milestone. This meet started in Elbow Falls, Alberta on a Saturday morning, and ended in a classic Irish pub on a Sunday Evening. Share in the celebration through these photos.
  May 23, 2013 5 comments 4 likes

• The Birds Didn't Die Over the Winter: Film Photographs of Paz de la Huerta by Alexandra Carr

  
  In my opinion, Paz de la Huerta is one of the most enigmatic and erotic American actresses. Not one to shy away from baring intimate moments in front of the camera, she collaborated with film photographer Alexandra Carr in a post-break-up project in 2009 and the progression towards healing is now a published photo book. Read on to peep more.
  May 22, 2013 3 comments 9 likes

• Let's Set Our Pictures in Motion

  
  Tired of the same old story? Static pictures, motionless? This is the tip for you: find out how to add motion to your pictures.
  May 21, 2013 3 comments 14 likes

• Workshops and Events in June: East starts in 7 days

  
  June is here and along with it comes brand new workshops and a new exhibition from illustrator Supermundane. Read on to find out all the juicy details!
  May 21, 2013

• Brooklyn Industries + Lomography Rumble Winner's Announcement!

  
  We loved seeing your clever submissions for our "Five" themed rumble with Brooklyn Industries. Read on to see the photos that'll be exhibited in Chicago on May 30!
  May 20, 2013 10 comments 15 likes

• How to make 3D Stereographic Images

  
  I made 3D stereographic images using 2 disposable cameras and duct tape. Once shot, I easily made them into a moving image using photoshop. Originally for a class presentation.
  May 17, 2013 11 likes

• The Living LomoWall At The LGS Toronto: Progress Part 2

  
  As we're approaching mid-May, the Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival also hits its halfway point in Toronto. See some more behind-the-scenes photos of our Living LomoWall as it continues to grow, thanks to submissions from the community and all around the world!
  May 17, 2013 5 likes

• Impressionist-Inspired Multiple Exposed Photos by Eeva Karhu

  
  If you've ever wondered what else you can do with multiple exposure, the ethereal, Impressionist-inspired works of a Finnish artist and photographer might in turn be inspirational for you. Find out more after the jump!
  May 17, 2013 8 likes

• 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

• 10 Defining Portraits of Renowned Artists

  
  Their masterpieces are easily identifiable in museums but sometimes, it's hard to put a face to the famous artist's name. LIFE recently curated an amazing gallery of the "40 Most Revealing Artists Portraits," featuring the likes of Picasso, Pollock, Dali, de Kooning, and more, which any analogue photography or art enthusiast would admire.
  May 16, 2013 7 comments 16 likes

• Meet the Pros: Eleonora Flammini Enjoys Analogue's Thought-Provoking Limitations

  
  The concept of home and how people relate to it keeps reappearing in the work of Eleonora Flammini. She believes her Italian origins are part of the reason for that. As a professional photographer she also enjoys analogue photography and the limitations that are part of its system. Read all about her interesting opinions on photography right here!
  May 16, 2013 1 comment 6 likes

• June Workshops At The LGS Toronto: Luminato Edition!

  
  The Lomography Gallery Store Toronto is teaming up with Luminato this June to bring you some exciting and creative workshops! We've also got some special offers and promotions to grasp this month leading up to the festival - Read on after the jump to see all the perks!
  May 15, 2013 3 comments 2 likes

• My May Ode to Instant

  
  Patience is a Virtue. As photographers who appreciate the traditional methods of photography, patience is essential. We don't often know what the end products of our photographs will be before processing and scanning. This is something that we have come to accept, and for the most part, even embrace. But sometimes, you just need to have your images on the spot.
  May 15, 2013 8 likes

• The Storyteller: Photojournalist Mario Tama

  
  Mario Tama is an award-winning photojournalist for Getty Images who has covered world events such as Hurricane Kathrina and Pope John Paul II's funeral. Find out what it's like to travel to parts unknown and his take on the future of photojournalism.
  May 15, 2013 9 likes

• Lomography & Stars Present The 'Theory of Relativity' Competition Winners Announcement! ended 14 days ago

  
  We had a blast looking through photos of all your relatives for the Lomography + Stars "Theory of Relativity" rumble! Now that they're back from their tour, we're ready to announce our winners!
  May 14, 2013 6 comments 15 likes

• Introducing My Talented Friend, The Amazing Molla Mills!

  
  If you are interested in creative people, then you should pay attention to this article. I interviewed the all-rounder artist Molla Mills, a Finnish girl who will leave you open-mouthed! She has recently published her first book about crochet, VIRKKURI. From Metal Bands logos to the most exciting jewelry, Molla is always full of surprises!
  May 14, 2013 11 comments 26 likes

• Lomokino On The Runway At |FAT| Arts & Fashion Week 2013!

  
  We sent out our good friend and photographer Alex Browne with a LomoKino to cover |FAT|'s Arts & Fashion Week 2013 in Toronto. See the movie after the jump!
  May 10, 2013 4 likes

• The Heidelberg Project: an Outdoor Art Environment in Detroit

  
  I stumbled upon The Heidelberg Project during a brief trip to Detroit, and found a series of abandoned houses, painted and decorated with salvaged material,s to revitalize a once decaying block in an inner-city neighborhood. More pictures after the jump!
  May 10, 2013

• Interview with German Artist Anya Triestram

  
  I came across Anya Triestram on the book-design/illustration blog 50 Watts. Her lithographs, drawings, paintings and mixed media art show reverence to the German-tradition, encompassing its "strange habits and morbid peculiarity." After the jump, explore "what's in a line" with the artist's meaningful compositions.
  May 10, 2013 2 likes