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TIME recently wrote about controversial album covers for National Record Store Day and we realized that most of the covers involved scandalous analogue photographs! Obviously, the line between art and tart is thin. Curious? See the notrious list, with infamous musicians like Jimi Hendrix and Nirvana, here.
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4/20 is a day widely celebrated by fans of "organics," but did you know that yesterday was Bicycle Day? In April 19, 1943, chemist Albert Hofmann experimented with what is now known as LSD/acid, and had a trippy bike ride home from his lab, thus Bicycle Day. We're totally digging these psychedelic artworks by USCO from the '60s!
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When you use a reel expired, the results are unpredictable: the colors change and you need more light. I want to tell you about my last experience with an expired reel, which has left me with a very good taste!
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With his series "Time", John Clang creates a very special picture of room and time. His works show how different timelines get together at a particular place. The surroundings stay the same but the people change this environment.
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Art and science merge as Extreme Ice Survey, a long-term photography endeavor, wins an Excellence in Cinematography Award at the 2012 Sundance Film Festival for their documentary, Chasing Ice. The film is currently screening at SXSW. Read on to find out more about the time-lapse project and how you can make similar videos with the LomoKino.
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Remember the time when focusing involved adjusting the lens and not touching points on a screen? Or by dodging and burning with chemicals in the darkroom and not on Photoshop?
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In light of the Oscars that have just passed, we are taking a look at some of Hollywood's leading females from the last 100 years. Watch them transform in style, before your very eyes! Some images might seem misplaced, in the wrong decade, but they aren't! See what we're talking about after the jump.
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A few weeks ago, I stumbled upon Michael Chrisman's year-long exposure of the Toronto Skyline and thought to myself, "Wow, a whole year?" Well, just imagine, there's another man who did it for 3 years! Read about it after the jump!
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While the idea of capturing the essence of a city in a picture made up of a bunch of torn photos may not sound doable, photographer John Clang has reworked shredded snaps taken in New York City to bring us a series with a refreshingly new and unique perspective on city life. Tear on over to the article, after the jump!
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My photos of my home are often quite bright and idyllic. Pictures can be deceiving. This article explores emotional connections to a place, and the dissonance between those feelings and the literal visual representation of the place.
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The sun is out to play with its golden light and who are we to argue? Here are the winners of The Time-Tagging Photo Rumble: Afternoon competition!
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Capture afternoon delights - whatever that means to you! Siesta, skinny-dipping, or just enjoying a lazy afternoon with your friends. Submit your best photos tagged with 'afternoon' and the top 3 pictures will win Piggies!
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Start the day right with only the best combination ever: a little sliver of sun and Lomography! It's time to tag your spectacular dawn photos!
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This camera eats film like the leviathan swallows ships. Find here a few tips about this pinhole monster.
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We used Lomography's patented time machine to go into the future and open up your time capsules. These three are the best ones of the bunch!
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Let's beam us to the Lomography Time Machine exhibition at a beautiful small gallery in the heart of Athens! But before, travel through your photos and select your best shots on this topic to submit to this rumble.
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What would you put in your Time Capsule? Make a Lomowall of all the things and post the link on this rumble page. Best one wins!
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Time Capsules are collections of objects that are buried or contained and then re-opened in the future. Some people say they are the closest we can come to time-travelling – They are a unique way of communicating with future generations through objects from today.
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We've added a new feature in the lab and photos: adding a date and time to your photos. In this article we'll let you know how to do that and tell you where to find it (right now hidden) in photos.
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California photographer and cool LomoAmigo Ryan Schude recently shot the cover for Time Magazine using what else, but film! Check it out after the jump!
