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• Lomography Pop Up Shop at Selfridges London!

  
  Climb aboard the Lomography Love Boat at Selfridges this August and enjoy a super cool analogue photography experience for a very limited time only!
  August 01, 2011 1 comment 11 likes

• Lomography Gallery Store Tsim Sha Tsui - Fish Market Report

  
  The sercet fishes have come to the Lomography Gallery Store Tsim Sha Tsui! And we had a fashion-themed party to welcome them! Here is the live report of the launch party.
  June 22, 2011 2 likes

• RECAP: La Sardina Launch Party & Grand Re-Opening at Lomography Gallery Store NYC Greenwich Village

  
  Ahoy there! Earlier tonight we had a massive celebration in New York City! Not only did we unveil the brand new La Sardina camera, we also unveiled a brand new look for our Greenwich Village Gallery Store.
  June 17, 2011 1 comment 8 likes

• Greenwich Village shop to breifly close for renovations

  
  The Lomography Shop on West 8th street will be closed for renovations from June 12th-15th. We will reopen on June 16th as we unveil our new retail concept & products to accompany the grand opening of the first ever Lomography Fish Market!
  June 08, 2011

• Sushi Breakfast?

  
  What would you think if you are invited to eat sushi for breakfast? Even if you are a sushi lover it could be weird, right? Eat raw fish at 8:00 a.m. could be kind of mmmm … But what about if the invitation is for to eat sushi in Tsukiji fish Market in Tokyo City! Cool, isn’t it?
  November 07, 2010 9 comments 16 likes

• Baltic Herring Market in Helsinki

  
  The Baltic Herring Market is a one-week-event at the market square of Helsinki in the early October. At this time, fishermen from outside Helsinki sell their products before the fishing season for herring is over.
  March 19, 2010 2 comments 5 likes

• Kanazawa

  
  A four hour train ride takes you to Kanazawa, located approx. 300km northwest from Tokyo. This town is really pretty and watching the scenery of those well preserved architectures, I’m sure you will understand why this town has been called “Little Kyoto.”
  June 26, 2009 7 comments 8 likes