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• Walking in Como with a Supersampler Camera

  
  I like to take photos of the street life of my city, especially public events, sports, and the life around the wonderful lake. This time, I used an uncommon camera for me, the amazing Supersampler, loaded with a Kodak Ultramax 400 film roll. Read more about my impressions about this camera!
  May 07, 2013 4 likes

• My First Experience with a Kodak Brownie n.2

  
  Some days ago, I bought a vintage box camera, a Kodak Brownie n. 2, manufactured between 1928-1935 as a camera for children. It's very simple to use, like a more recent Kodak Instamatic or an Holga. This is my first impression about this camera. For the film, I used a Lomography Earl Grey 120 film roll.
  April 04, 2013 4 comments 13 likes

• Happy 20th Birthday, Lomography! From Three-Year-Old Me

  
  As we celebrate Lomography's 20th anniversary this week, it got me thinking what my life was like in 1992. I dug around my baby albums and found this photo of me with a toy camera. Who knew that, 20 years later, I'd be working for the biggest analogue photography community and company? :-)
  November 09, 2012 5 comments 9 likes

• ★ Expand your View with the Reader's Digest Panoramic Camera

  
  The Reader's Digest Panoramic Camera is a plastic 35mm toy with a cropped panoramic frame of view. This chance find in a charity shop re-energized my photographic mojo and started me on the path to manual film camera enlightenment.
  November 08, 2012 13 comments 24 likes

• Ilford FP4+ 120: The Perfect Film for My Holga!

  
  Summertime. Sun, light, brilliant sky! For this season, I love the Ilford FP4+ film, that I use normally for my 35mm cameras, but this time, for my Holga 120 N! Read more!
  August 09, 2012 1 comment 6 likes

• Our Plastic Fantastics on Photo Finish!

  
  Lomography cameras are on TV! Three amateur photographers, all used to digital photography, were given a number of Lomography cameras to take pictures with. Only one of their shots can be used for the final judging. Who will win, with which camera?
  August 01, 2012 2 comments 6 likes

• Film Destruction with Christine Zona ended 10 months ago

  
  Hey Lomo lovers! We're excited to at last have an event hosted by the one and only Christine Zona. As the illustrious founder of the San Francisco Toy Camera meetup group and Lo-Fi fanatic, she'll be leading us through a very special workshop.
  July 31, 2012

• T for Tungsten: Using T64 on Old Buildings, A Cat, and Some Graffiti in Singapore

  
  Tungsten films were originally designed to take indoor shots, based on their high contrast. In the past, all major brands of films produced tungsten type films. Let me share some of the photos I snapped using Fuji T64 Pro Tungsten 35mm after the jump!
  July 02, 2012 2 comments 8 likes

• Why Escape from the City When the City is a Garden?

  
  In April this year, I learned about my country’s plan to enhance our cityscape. We have always been known as a Garden City, but now we are aiming to become a City in a Garden. Read on to find out why.
  June 11, 2012 2 comments 1 like

• Benesse Macro Camera: An Japanese Toy with a Macro Mission

  
  This family of cameras is bit of an enigma. I acquired one by accident. Now, I'm curious about the rest of the family.
  May 25, 2012 3 comments 16 likes

• Love at First Lomo: Pink Holga, My First Child

  
  The year 2012 is big change for me because it's the year when I became a mother to this peculiar camera named Holga.
  March 19, 2012 5 comments 10 likes

• ★ Shopping Hours Are Now Over at this Mall

  
  There is a new landlord for Singapore's Turf City shopping mall and nobody really knows what's going to happen to this place after February 2012. So before it gets razed to the ground, I decided to pay a visit to the former turf club, where horses once raced against each other for our entertainment.
  March 01, 2012 5 likes

• Love at First Lomo: My Dearest Holga 135 BC

  
  Before I became a lomographer, I knew nothing about film and analogue photography, until I joined this community 8 months ago. I did some research before I bought my first Lomography camera. I was looking for a camera which is reasonably cheap and is capable of producing good photos, and that is how I met my dearest Holga 135 BC.
  February 18, 2012 13 likes

• Fuji Superia 1600 35mm and Toy Half-Frame Camera: Surprising Results

  
  Find out what happens when you shoot a high speed film like the Fuji Superia 1600 with a toy half-frame camera that has a fixed shutter speed of 1/100 and an aperture of F8.5.
  February 03, 2012 1 comment 6 likes

• Holga 135BC: A Perfect Companion

  
  Are you an avid Lomographer thinking if you should buy a Holga? or a beginner in Lomography, deciding which camera should you start with? Read my reviews then, if it might help you a bit :)
  January 31, 2012 16 likes

• Italian Spring 2011: A Trip That I Will Never Forget

  
  A 10-day trip around Italy with my trusty toy cameras. Capturing the sights and colours as spring blossoms into life.
  January 19, 2012 5 likes

• Vivitar Ultra Wide & Slim: Mind Your Fingers!

  
  Vivitar Ultra Wide & Slim (UWS) was my first toy camera. It was the beginning of my love towards Lomography.
  December 18, 2011 10 comments 18 likes

• Houtong: From Coal Town to Cat Town

  
  Once a busy coal mining town, Houtong is rapidly becoming a popular spot for cat-watching. Houtong is a small village in Ruifang township, north of Taipei. Once a busy coal mining town during the Japanese colonial rule in the 1900s, Houtong is now famous for the hundreds of stray cats that inhabit its streets. The cats are regularly fed and cared for by locals and volunteers.
  December 18, 2011 4 likes

• Having Fun with the SuperSampler!

  
  The Supersampler is a fun camera that will take you right back to the core of Lomography!
  October 03, 2011 1 comment 6 likes

• Plastic Fantastic @ Lomography Gallery Store NYC Greenwich Village ended over 1 year ago

  
  Lomography’s plastic cameras are cornerstones of the analogue photography movement!
  September 19, 2011