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Chinese people have high respect in dragons. They believe that they descended from dragons and they perform the dragon dance during Lunar New Year as a highlight of the celebration. Last Chinese New Year, I went down the local Chinatown to hunt the sometimes elusive dragon.
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Chinatown in London is always a bustling, colorful, and inspiring place to wander around but with Chinese New Year, comes even more color and lively atmosphere! Put a color film in your camera and go exploring!
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The Kenyalang Park Night Market is only open during the weeks before Chinese New Year. It is a busy hub of colorful activity - full of people and full of life!
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So, how was your Chinese New Year? You showed us all your fun (and very red) shots, now it's time to announce the winners!
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Upon hearing of the festivites for the celebration of the Chinese New Year 2012, I visited the oldest Chinatown in the world and captured precious analogue moments with my Lomo LC-A+.
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Roar! You guys have blown us away with your fire breath. What a bunch of rockin' good photos we saw in this rumble! Ready for the winners?
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The arrival of the Year of the Dragon was celebrated with a huge parade in Buenos Aires´ Chinatown. It was a two-day festival with a lot of good auguries.
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This year was my first time in many years attending the festivities in Chinatown, NYC for Chinese New Year. I was really excited to to go because it's also my first time since I've really dived into analogue photography and Lomography.
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Who doesn't love parades, festivals, and dragons?! So if you're in NYC, come down to Chinatown to see the dragons and lion dances, hear the beating drums and clashing china cymbals, and eat some great chinese food! Details after the jump!
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Huat! That's Chinese for "Prosper"! How was your Chinese New Year? Show us the best shots of all the fun and festivities in your celebrations!
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Rawr! Chinese New Year is coming, and 2012 is the year of the Dragon. Let's enter this epic year with a legendary rumble for all things dragon!
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Sentosa Flowers is an annual floral extravaganza held at Singapore's Sentosa Island. It is normally held during the period of Chinese New Year and attracts thousands of visitors.
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For me, preparing for Chinese New Year is never complete without a visit to the famous Chinese New Year Bazaar at the historic Chinatown here in Singapore. Goodies on sale includes traditional Chinese food such as melon seeds, preserved meats and sausages, BBQ pork slices, and mandarin oranges. In recent years, vendors started bringing in Taiwanese jelly snacks that are also a big hit with Singaporeans.
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Learn the ins and outs of this now infamous camera. Borrow one or bring your own for an in depth engagement of all things compact! Best bit? You’ll get to shoot the glowing lantern lights of China town as they welcome in the year of the Rabbit! Use your noodle and don’t miss this one!
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Twelve animals in the Chinese zodiac, twelve bouncing piggies for three lucky winners! Happy Chinese New Year, everyone!
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The corner of Canal and Baxter is in the heart of China Town. There are a million reasons to travel own to this area of NYC. The best and worst of the past, the present, and the future are all here!
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Happy Chinese New Year! For this rumble, we're looking for your fiercest snapshots of the Chinese Zodiac animals!
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Celebrate the Year of the Tiger with Lomography and immerse yourself with one of the oldest, yet fun-filled traditions in the history of man: the Chinese New Year!
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Ever since the FGS Dong Zen (whose roots in Taiwan) temple completed its construction in Jenjarom, Kuala Langat, it has became a famous hotspot for both tourists and local Malaysians during Chinese festive seasons.
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Ektar film seems to be all the rage these days. Every time I hear someone mention the name (or see it typed) I automatically think it's a misspelling or mispronunciation of inspirational teacher Eckhart Tolle. Then I realize they are talking about Kodak's new 35mm color negative film, the film claiming to be so fine grain and producing such vivid colors that you've gotta see it yourself. Once and for all, I decided I wanted to stop confusing this film with my favorite self-help guru and gain some personal experience with it. I ordered 3 rolls online.
