Lomography

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• Ruth Gruber, 50 Years of Photos, 100 Years of Life

  
  Ruth Gruber, Photojournalist is an exhibition at the International Center of Photography in New York. The event introduces her as one of the twentieth century’s great humanitarians and photojournalists.
  July 04, 2011 4 likes

• Gil and the Giant Holga!

  
  James and the Giant Peach, eat your heart out! We've got Gil Adam, an Industrial Design student from Israel, who produced and designed a humongous version of the classic Holga. It is currently on display at the graduates exhibition in Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design in Jerusalem. Let's check it out!
  February 10, 2011 17 comments 20 likes

• Azrieli Center

  
  If you are in Tel-Aviv you just can't miss it - it's seen from almost everywhere :)
  April 28, 2010 6 comments 7 likes

• Oranit Cave

  
  Nice route to walk if you have a spare day in Haifa :)
  April 27, 2010 3 comments 5 likes

• Nina Kravitz (UQ // Rekids) Party by N-Factorial // Tel-Aviv ended almost 2 years ago

  
  You Don't Know Me But I Know You – The first (and biggest) event of a special kind that embraces nightlife, music and lomography altogether and stronger then ever!
  March 02, 2010 1 like

• Tel Megiddo -Armageddon

  
  Visit of the Ruins of Tel Megiddo and the Iron Age tunnel.
  October 03, 2009 3 comments 3 likes

• Jezreel Valley

  
  Tel (mound) Megiddo, known as Tel-el-Mutesellim (Hill of the Ruler) has been identified as one of the most important cities of biblical times.
  September 29, 2009 5 comments 4 likes

• The Sea of Galilee

  
  The lowest freshwater lake in Earth has a lot to offer: strong both - in religion and nature...
  August 13, 2009 4 comments 2 likes

• Architecture in Tel Aviv

  
  In an ever changing state, Tel Aviv surprises you at every corner, may it be new exciting architecture or pitiful ruins.
  August 02, 2009 6 comments 6 likes

• Masada - The Ancient Palace with a Dramatic History

  
  Masada is an ancient palace and fortification in the South District of Israel on top of an isolated rock plateau on the eastern edge of the Judean Desert, which has got a very dramatic history. During one siege of the Roman Empire everyone in this place led to suicide instead of slavery...
  July 06, 2009 7 comments 6 likes

• Dead Sea Beaches

  
  The Dead Sea with salty water let's you float so you can not drown...
  July 03, 2009 10 comments 8 likes

• Olympic Village of Munich

  
  The "Olympiadorf" (or "Olydorf" like the people living there like to call it) is the Olympic village built for the Olympic games 1972 in Munich.
  June 01, 2009 10 comments 8 likes

• Lomography in the News

  
  Everyday somebody new hears about Lomography. At times it is through word of mouth, sometimes its through the media.
  May 09, 2009 4 comments 4 likes