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• PYHOF: Hug An Australian Playlist

  
  Here at Lomography, we have a habit of checking our calendars for the most unusual and amusing holidays. So when we found out that April 26th is Hug An Australian Day, we knew we just had to dedicate the Friday playlist to our favorite Australian artists!
  April 26, 2013 1 comment

• Meet Australian Based Photographer Mark Lobo

  
  Mark Lobo is a talented photographer based out of Melbourne, Australia who has lived in many exciting places! Read on to get to know about his travels, what it's like to photograph well-known individuals and his tips on how to take a great picture!
  April 26, 2013 3 likes

• ★ A Road Movie in Stills: René Rusch Captured His Bicycle Trip Across Australia With Analogue Cameras

  
  Riding your bike all across Australia sounds like a really cool and challenging idea for a trip. What might make it even more glorious? Taking some analogue cameras and films with you to capture the whole thing! That's exactly what René Rusch did. Read all about his trip and the special care he had to take of his films so the Australian sun would not destroy his photos in our interview!
  March 22, 2013 5 comments 11 likes

• Lomography Day Trips: Sydney, Australia

  
  Beyond the beaches, the Opera House, and P. Sherman 42 Wallaby Way, let’s take a closer look at the most populous city down under, Sydney! Get ready for a quick Lomography Day Trip!
  March 20, 2013 5 likes

• Vinyl Havens: Repressed Records, Newtown

  
  Part 2 of 4 in a Vinyl Havens series that explores the record stores of Inner West Sydney. The next stop: Repressed Records!
  March 15, 2013 1 comment 6 likes

• Vinyl Havens: The Record Crate, Glebe

  
  Part 1 of 4 in a Vinyl Havens series that explores the record stores of Inner West Sydney, Australia. First stop is The Record Crate!
  March 13, 2013 2 comments 9 likes

• Hobart City (Tasmania) and Surroundings

  
  Hobart is the capital city of Tasmania. There’s a lot to see and do, in the city and nearby. Here’s a short list of things I’d suggest adding to your plans if you’re visiting the area.
  February 20, 2013 3 comments 4 likes

• Doubles with Love: Ron and Evie, the Curious Furballs

  
  Disillusioned by the monotonous expression of a wooden feline party animal, a lomographer moves two furry sisters into her home in search of fresh multiples of movement, whimsy, curiosity, and fur.
  February 15, 2013 6 likes

• Australia Day: Stopover at Melbourne

  
  Australia Day is celebrated nation-wide on January 26th and commemorates the day the first fleet arrived in Sydney Cove, claiming Australia under British rule. On this day, you'll see a lot of green and gold and more southern-crosses than you will be able to count. This is my story about how my Australia Day was almost canceled last year.
  February 12, 2013 1 comment 1 like

• First Impressions: Belair X 6-12 Review

  
  In the past, I've missed jumping on the new camera or film bandwagon, meaning I’d miss the exciting frontier of trying out a product that everyone didn't already own. However, I recently jumped onto the new Belair X 6-12 bandwagon and below are my first thoughts of owning and shooting with this new and unique camera.
  February 06, 2013 1 comment 10 likes

• The Land Down Under: Sea Life Sydney Aquarium

  
  Sea Life Sydney Aquarium is a popular attraction in Sydney. It is a great way to get to know the watery world of Australia.
  February 05, 2013 1 like

• The Land Down Under: Featherdale Wildlife Park

  
  Do you wish to pat a koala or hand feed a kangaroo? Do you want to learn more about Australia's wildlife? If your answer is yes, then Featherdale Wildlife Park is the right place for you to visit.
  February 04, 2013 2 likes

• Give Me a Home Among the Gum Trees

  
  Before moving overseas, I always lived in the same post code -- we never moved far from the first house I lived in which was my Nana's house in the suburb of Tumbi Umbi in the Australian state of New South Wales. This nostalgic location looks at those images that to other people, may just look like a tree or a door, but to the person with the connection to them mean so much more.
  January 30, 2013 3 likes

• The Big 3: Theme Parks on the Gold Coast

  
  The Gold Coast area in the Australian state of Queensland has been very popular with tourists from all over the world for a long time now. One of the reasons for this is because of the three big theme parks: Movieworld, Seaworld, and Dreamworld.
  January 29, 2013 2 likes

• Woy Woy: Another Australian Town with a Funny Name

  
  The Woy Woy area (including Ettalong, Umina, Ocean Beach and Koolewong) is a popular holiday and retirement destination on the Central Coast around an hour and a half drive north of Sydney.
  January 24, 2013 1 like

• Classic Car Show at The Entrance, Australia

  
  Pretty much any weekend, somewhere in Australia, you will find a classic car show. These classic cars make for great lomography fun with their different colours and shapes. The owners embody the same values as we do, as analogue lovers. I was lucky enough to be able to attend this annual show held at The Entrance in the Australian state of New South Wales.
  January 23, 2013 1 like

• Memories of Burleigh Beach, Australia

  
  For many years Burleigh Beach has been a go-to spot for my family in the state of Queensland, Australia. With wide open spaces away from the more tourist-ladden beaches of the Gold Coast, this spot is a favourite of surfers to the south, near the open waters at the heads, and popular with local families and exercise buffs to the north.
  January 22, 2013 1 like

• The Land Down Under: Koala Cuddles

  
  When I went to visit my friend in New Zealand, we also took a trip to Australia. We travelled from Brisbane to Sydney in a little camper. As we drove, we constantly saw these traffic signs warning us that we had to look out for passing kangaroos and koalas. We were really hoping we would see one but when this didn’t happen until we visited the Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary in Fig Tree Pocket.
  January 22, 2013 2 likes

• Kata Tjuta: The Other Big Rock in the Land Down Under

  
  Most tourists who visit Australia try to visit Ayers Rock or Uluru. For some raeson, you hardly ever hear about the other big rocks nearby: The Olgas, or Kata Tjuta.
  January 21, 2013 1 comment 3 likes

• The Land Down Under: Australia Day on the NSW South Coast!

  
  For Australia Day in 2012, we had a big celebration in a local park – lots of food, drinks, esky’s, sea baths, flags, sun-baking, rain-dancing, music, laughter, and most importantly cricket -- and this year we intend on doing it all over again!
  January 17, 2013 2 comments 6 likes