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In the last few weeks, I experienced some unhealthy days, panicking about my good eyesight, having terribly itching feeling in my eyes and trying not to scratch them day and night. As a lomographer and a person who can barely survive without good eyes, it was a little disaster for me, especially when I woke up with red eyes and tears falling down on my cheeks without the actual intention of crying.
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Lomography and MUBI have teamed up for something special: We proudly present a 20-minute independent film shot entirely on our LomoKino! Filmed by world-renowned director Apichatpong Weerasethakul, this film premiered at the Cannes Film Festival on May 19th, and we're happy to screen it for you in-store as well!
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This is the last story of adi_totp In India #5, that means this is about my last day in India. I woke up with a heavy heart because I knew that day was my last day in India. After days of traveling from Agra to Udaipur, I can never get enough of India so I decided to make the best of my last day. Incredible India!
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After spending just 12 hours in Udaipur, I immediately fell in love! Now, I have to go back to New Delhi. I took a night train again and slept for 12 hours, it's good that I just have to sleep to reach New Delhi. So what's it gonna be like in New Delhi? I will continue this story below. Urban Adventure in New Delhi starts now!
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Vivid imagination, daydreaming, fantasy books, doodling and scribbling on the paper while listening to a boring lecture... Many of us probably have forgotten about the little things I mentioned and taking photos serves as a possibility to go back to trouble-free time of our life.
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After a funny day at Jaipur, I continued my journey to The Perfect Lake City in Rajasthan, Udaipur! I think Udaipur is already known by many people because of James Bonds's Octopussy. Oh well, I will not talk about Roger Moore here but let's see this very beautiful city that touched my heart. Yes, I'm in love with Udaipur!
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After spending an amazing day at Agra, adi_totp's In India story continues to the Pink City. The Pink City? Of couse, it's Jaipur! Say hello to Jaipur, the famous Pink City!
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I remember when I wrote "My Analogue Bucket List for 2012: Going Wild With the LC-Wide" back in January. There I said that I plan to travel to either India or China. Last February, I traveled to India! Yeah! Dreams do come true! Here's my first story about my journey to India.
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This is the story of how I lost my first and only film camera, and how the camera changed my views on what photography is, and should be.
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There is only one true king of the jungle: Tarzan. Due to his 100th birthday, Walde-und-Graf republishes three of 24 Tarzan-books. Already forgotten secrets will be revealed! Read on to get to know the truth about Tarzan…
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It is said that every person has his or her special place, the place to which it is always delightful to return, the place that we also want to find in other countries when we travel a lot. It's the spot which will remind us of our special place. Simply said – my place.
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I had been into photography for a while, but when I saw the Fisheye No.2 it really was love at first sight. Ever since then, this camera has taught me to be spontaneous, to take chances, and to not think, just shoot!
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In Paris, I not only had a romantic week with my sweetheart. I also fell in love with the Diana F+.
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Valentine's Day notes are usually contained within an A4 sized card, or on a paper doily stuck on some red, heart shaped, card. If you have a message, then sing it loud and proud, across multiple pages and through use of mixed media, as this husband did to his sweetheart, Tracie.
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At home, I do not pay attention to ducks, because there are so many of them in the parks. But this one we met in Istanbul was very special. Read on to find out why.
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There are some photos which we love despite the fact that we do not really know why. They usually give us such strange feeling which triggers some of our childhood memories.
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This is a very personal story of my transition from a novice to an amateur photographer. I hope this can be somewhat inspirational for at least some people out there getting into analog photography for the first time, or photography in general.
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More often than not, some of the best and most effective photographers are those who capture emotions and immortalize people, places, and events through their cameras. Read about this touching real story of a photographer who received an eye-opening letter from a client.
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If we look up the definition of "hook up", among other things we could get this: "to become attached to someone of something...a connection between two or more things". All of them can easily define what I feel for Lomography.
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Who won't imagine a gloomy spy thriller or a Lo-Fi detective story happening at this place? We take our LomoKino and beam back to the Golden 20's to create a cool black and white movie.
