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It's been 6 months since Lomography opened our doors here in San Francisco! If you haven't been to the shop yet, now's the time to join us for a workshop, photo walk, Blue Hour party or to see the exhibitions in our store! We have a fresh variety of events lined up for June, so check them out then join in the fun.
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The Vivitar IC 101 is a very, very cheap camera with a wide lens. Mine was panoramic until I got the knife out. Once modified it distorts but surprisingly doesn't vignette.
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Some may hate it and think of it as an awful mistake. A miserable effect brought by some bad move in analogue photography. While others, hail it and accept it as part of this mysterious challenge we call Lomography!
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I'm new to Lomography and I've been using the Smena 8M. I want others to know why I feel this camera is worthwhile. Don't think just shoot is not easy to apply to this kind of camera as it is very experimental. Just like doing an experiment when you got the variables to alter and adjust.
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Although I can't remember how I came to know about the Holga, I know that I instantly wanted one. In a short time I was ready to dive into all things Holga. It wasn't exactly love at first sight, but after my second roll of film...there was no going back.
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Here's a trick on how you can get light leaks without opening your camera! Read on for the steps.
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What else can you do with the LomoKino? What other tricks can you experiment with for the movie maker of Lomography? Light leaks? Sure, why not?
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If you want to add cryptic light balls to your photos, this tipster will help you. Read on to know how to add UFO-like orbs to your photos.
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As a Christmas gift to myself, I purchased my first medium format film camera, a Diana F+ CMYK. The Lomography Color Negative 400 120 film was the very first film I used with my Diana F+ and I was absolutely happy with the results! It's the perfect film for different lighting conditions.
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I bought this old ORWO color negative film from the junk dealer of our city. I got really crazy results!
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Never have I been more excited and motivated to snap more shots than I ever, until I received my roll of cross-processed Kodak Elitechrome EBX from the photo lab!
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This is the first in a series of articles on different analog cameras that I'm testing these days. It's not a exhaustive technical analysis, but rather a list of technical characteristics of each camera and my personal opinion after using it with only one film each. Hope this helps to know a little more these cameras.
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I have found tape invaluable. I now keep a huge roll in my bag at all times and I find new uses all the time. I hope to show a few different ideas especially when using a PC adapter.
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Stylish pictures which are "eaten" above and below by light that you get with a thick Diana roll. This most likely results when the film is loaded too loosely or is wound up wrong. But just exactly how, I haven't yet figured out myself...
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Light Leaks Magazine and Lomography wanted to see your best black and white photos. Well, we've seen them all and we’re here to announce the winners! Read on after the jump!
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The Yashica Electro 35 GSN/GTN is the fourth and final if the electro series rangefinders. Introduced in 1973 it was the culmination of the previous versions with a few improvements, one being the ability to select an ASA/ISO up to 1000.
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The Empire Junior model no. 981 is a mystique! I saw her (although it is more a he...) so I saw him in a second hand shop in Utrecht in the original box including the nice instructions what you should do or better not do. I hesitated a bit as I really have enough cameras!
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A pure experiment. It is an all-or-nothing tipster. It all began with a small accident...
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We loved your photos so much we want more!
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Have you sent in your best monochrome Lomographs yet? Better do it soon as the clock is ticking and the Light Leaks and Lomography Present The Noir Competition is drawing to a close!
