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• Lomography Online Manila Is Looking For Interns!

  
  How's it like working at Lomography? Lomography Online Manila is currently looking for interns! If you're a student (based in Manila, Philippines) who wishes to gain experience in online/social media marketing and web/graphic design, this opportunity may be for you. Find more details under the cut ...
  March 19, 2013 1 like

• Hop On The Love Bus!

  
  Back in the 1970's, big blue buses with pastel hearts painted all over them ruled the roads of Metro Manila, Philippines. The Love Bus was a favorite of retro Manileños because of its systematic route, subsidized fare, and super sweet design. Caution to the reckless: "The Love Bus will not stop for you; you have to run after them."
  February 14, 2013 7 likes

• This Calls for a Celebration: Ancestral House Reborn

  
  Casa Roces is an ancestral house that can be conveniently found in front of Malacañang Palace (President's place) in Manila. It is the oldest heritage site in the area, and it offers a classy ambience.
  January 25, 2013 1 like

• ★ Japan Camera Hunter Comes to the Philippines!

  
  Bellamy Hunt of JapanCameraHunter.com was recently in Manila and we had the pleasure of meeting him one picturesque afternoon. We visited a local photo shop and caught the sunset while asking some analogue questions in between. Find out more about the Tokyo-based film aficionado in this Lomography exclusive!
  December 12, 2012 8 comments 22 likes

• ★ Around Town with the Canon Autoboy D5

  
  Last time, I gave you a hands-on review of the Canon Autoboy D5 as a travel camera—testing it under and over water, rain or shine—during my beach trip to Boracay. Here's how it performs as an all-around camera, going from home to studio and work to play. Just like before, it produced great shots all day, every day!
  October 09, 2012 5 comments 11 likes

• ★ Beautiful Muses and Dreamy Locations: Film Photographs by Aleyn Comprendio

  
  Armed with SLR cameras and mostly expired films, Aleyn Comprendio from the Philippines captures beautiful photographs with the serene, ethereal quality that is unique to film. In this quick interview, Aleyn tells us more about herself, her fascination with film, and her dreamy photographs.
  September 27, 2012 27 likes

• Redscale: You Know You're Officially a Lomographer

  
  Using redscale film or having to DIY your own redscale film, you know deep inside that you are now officially a lomographer. This is because redscale is uniquely used by lomographers. By now, there are hundreds of apps that would recreate a lomograph, but the real thing is still way, way better. Still, there hasn't been an app that would create the beauty of a redscale photograph. Filters yes, but still no dice!
  September 25, 2012 4 comments 16 likes

• ★ The Panoramic and Subaquatic Canon Autoboy D5

  
  Right before a beach trip, I found my aunt's Canon Autoboy D5 from the '90s lying around the house. I took the waterproof film camera with me to Boracay not knowing what condition it was in, but the gamble paid off as I got four rolls of great vacation photos from it! Find out why this Canon camera is an ideal travel snapper here.
  September 21, 2012 14 comments 17 likes

• The Ayala Triangle Gardens

  
  In the heart of the Makati Business District, which is considered as the main business district of Manila, lies a quiet, small space that could relieve all the stresses one would have in a day's work. It is no Central Park, New York, but it brings the same calming ambiance one needs to take his/her mind off work. Read on and discover this little place called the Ayala Triangle Gardens.
  August 23, 2012 5 likes

• Manila CitySlicker Leslie: Back to the Mountains

  
  One of the recent tasks given to our Manila CitySlickers was to show us a day in their analogue lives. Let us take a look at the monochrome snaps of Leslie in the mountainside and the stories behind them after the jump!
  July 17, 2012 2 likes

• Travel, Meet, and Shoot with Superkulisap and His LomoDiary

  
  This Lomographer from Manila, Philippines sure did use the definition of "Community" very well. He might just be voted most friendly here in our humble abode of analogue lovers as he tries to see and know more of his fellow Lomographers.
  July 06, 2012 17 comments 28 likes

• Manila CitySlicker Leslie: Growing Up Here

  
  For their recent assignment, we asked our Manila CitySlickers to share a slice of their life in the city in black and white. Let us take a look at the monochrome snaps of Leslie and the stories behind them after the jump!
  July 02, 2012 3 likes

• Manila CitySlicker Felix: Strolling Down Monochromatically

  
  For their recent assignment, we asked our Manila CitySlickers to share a slice of their life in the city in black and white. Let us take a look at the monochrome snaps of Felix and the stories behind them after the jump!
  June 29, 2012 5 likes

• Philippine Fashion Week with the Diana Mini Leopard

  
  Covering a visually-stimulating and fast-paced event like fashion week is a great learning experience for budding lomographers. I took my fabulous new Diana Mini Leopard & Flash to Philippine Fashion Week (such a conversation piece!) and here are my photos. Turns out the camera is a stylish and functional accessory, perfect for fashion week!
  June 18, 2012

• Lomography Manila is Hiring!

  
  Lomography is looking for creative and hardworking individuals to join its expanding team in Manila. Check out the job opening details after the jump!
  June 08, 2012 1 comment 4 likes

• ★ Vintage Street Scenes from Around the World

  
  Through the decades, generations of photographers across the globe have been taking their cameras to the streets, making street photography one of the most prevalent themes today. With this in mind, Lomography has come up with the retro-styled La Sardina Splendour perfect for street snapping! Let's get inspired with some interesting street scenes around the world, as snapped by LIFE photographers of yesteryears!
  April 12, 2012 9 likes

• The Long Journey of Nazareno

  
  Since we are closing in on Lent, here are my photos and stories from the Feast of the Black Nazarene. I promised that I would cover it again after attending last year so read after the jump to find out more about this celebrated religious event in the Philippines.
  March 22, 2012 4 likes

• Conquering the World, One Doubles Project at a Time

  
  How does one travel the world with limited resources and limited vacation leaves from work? For us lomographers, this would not be a hindrance. Conquering the world is within reach.
  March 16, 2012 4 comments 16 likes

• Manila CitySlicker Tallgrrlrocks: Meet Carlo Vergara, Comic Book Creator

  
  Art lies in the heart of every city! And for our Manila CitySlickers' second task, we asked them to roam around their analogue cities and know more about its artistic side. Let's take a look at what Joanne has to share with us after the stop.
  February 29, 2012 2 comments 9 likes

• Manila CitySlicker Felix: A Quick Look at a Gallery Big Exhibit

  
  Art lies in the heart of every city! And for our Manila CitySlickers' second task, we asked them to roam around their analogue cities and know more about its artistic side. Let's take a look at what Felix has to share with us after the stop.
  February 27, 2012 4 likes