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  • St. Petersburg in Pictures

    St. Petersburg in Pictures
    Welcome to St. Petersburg, city of the Hermitage, Peterhof and the golden-domed Saint Isaac's Cathedral. Find out what lomographers chose to snap in this Russian city right after the jump.
    May 29, 2012 1 comment

  • Novosibirsk in Pictures

    Novosibirsk in Pictures
    Next on our tour of Russia is Novosibirsk. Although perhaps not so well known, it is the country’s third largest city and obviously there are lomographers there too. Curious about what they get up to? Here’s a gallery for you to find out.
    May 29, 2012 3 comments

  • Moscow in Pictures

    Moscow in Pictures
    To celebrate the advent of Russia Day we’ve put together a series featuring handpicked collections of beautiful Lomographs shot in Russia. Naturally, our tour starts off in the capital, Moscow. Enjoy the pictures after the jump.
    May 25, 2012 1 comment

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