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• Lomography Day Trips: Los Angeles, California

  
  Get your daytrip bags and cameras ready folks, because we’re heading out to the West Coast to the location that needs no introduction: Los Angeles, California!
  March 27, 2013 3 likes

• ★ The Big South

  
  The massive and powerful waves of the Pacific and the jagged rocks at the bottom of the California coast constantly meet with such intensity and force.
  March 08, 2013 5 comments 17 likes

• Perfect Combination: The Diana, the T64, and the Coast

  
  There are films and cameras that are simply and clearly made for each other and the photographs they produce together are just pure poetry.
  February 27, 2013 8 comments 20 likes

• Analogue Girl About Town: Ventura Boulevard

  
  I rarely venture into the Valley these days but I make an exception every now and then for Ventura Boulevard.
  February 26, 2013 9 comments 7 likes

• San Diego Surf: The Last Film by Andy Warhol

  
  Warhol may have been an East Coast native but art brought him to sunny California once upon a time. Shot in 16mm color film, "San Diego Surf" was left unfinished due to injuries after his attempted murder but recently completed by his co-director Paul Morrissey. Four decades later, the film is screened for the first time.
  February 20, 2013 3 comments 17 likes

• Analogue Girl About Town: A Little Slice of Heaven

  
  Up on the Pacific Coast Highway, where the wild sea meets the peaceful cliffs, is the El Matador Beach, one proof that Los Angeles is far from the obnoxious city it has come to be known as.
  February 13, 2013 4 comments 13 likes

• ★ Analogue Girl About Town: Now that I’m 30, I’ve become painfully aware of my own mortality

  
  I had this week’s article written and ready for publishing two weeks before my deadline but a lot has happened since then so I decided to write an entirely different article, one that would be more fitting. I also dusted off my trusty Mamiya C330 so I could capture the sense of this piece on film.
  January 28, 2013 29 comments 67 likes

• ★ Golden Gate Bridge: Impressions on Film

  
  A morning shoot of the Golden Gate Bridge on one December day. Two cameras, four different films, and an enthusiasm to capture it's beauty.
  January 28, 2013 8 comments 18 likes

• The Lomography Questionnaire with Ryan Tatar

  
  This is the Lomography Questionnaire. Compare, contrast, draw inspiration from, and even shake your head in disagreement at the answers of our special guest contributors. Today we have LomoAmigo Ryan Tatar who shares why sun-drenched California is his photogenic paradise.
  January 25, 2013 4 likes

• ★ Stunning Snaps of California Arcades from the 80's

  
  A California university managed to obtain a collection of beautiful monochrome photographs taken by Ira Nowinski of the arcade game scene around Bay Area during the early 1980s. We're all video game fans in one way or another, so we bet you'd like to have a sneak peak of these stunning snaps of retro arcades!
  January 15, 2013 1 comment 12 likes

• Analogue Girl About Town: Drifting

  
  I need a good long drift but for now I have to content myself with mini drifts around the city instead.
  January 14, 2013 13 likes

• The Making of a Global Icon: Golden Gate Bridge Construction

  
  Mention the City and County of San Francisco in California and the majestic Golden Gate Bridge will surely be one of the first to come to mind. If you've ever wondered about the making of the world-famous icon, we bring you some photographs telling the story behind its history and construction. Take a look and find out more after the jump!
  January 09, 2013 7 likes

• ★ Capturing Yosemite: The Notes of a Lomo Traveler

  
  “The splendor of Yosemite burst upon us and it was glorious.” These were the immortal words that Ansel Adams wrote when he first visited Yosemite in 1916.
  November 23, 2012 25 comments 23 likes

• ★ Off California's Beaten Path: Darwin, CA

  
  “But why think about that when all the golden lands ahead of you and all kinds of unforseen events wait lurking to surprise you and make you glad you’re alive to see?” – Jack Kerouac, On The Road
  November 20, 2012 6 comments 12 likes

• Off California's Beaten Path in the Angeles National Forest

  
  If you are ever in Los Angeles, skip the tourist traps and treat yourself to a scenic drive towards the northern terminus of Route 39. And if you're lucky, you might just find that one stone left unturned.
  October 31, 2012 3 comments 9 likes

• Cali in a Cup: Music Video by Adarsha Benjamin

  
  Analogue lover Adarsha Benjamin gives us the lowdown on the recent music video that she directed (and shot using a Super 8) for the American folk-rock band Woods.
  October 11, 2012 1 comment 3 likes

• Lomography Santa Monica is Looking for a New Store Manager!

  
  Lomography Santa Monica is looking for the next Lomography star! We're looking for a new Lomography Gallery Store Manager. If you think you're perfect for the job, check out the description and apply now!
  October 09, 2012 3 likes

• US CItySlicker Nicolas: Days of Being Wild (or My Endless, Analogue Summer)

  
  It all started with an idea; that this summer, my friends and I would take a road trip from San Francisco to Los Angeles. What was at first just a plan, quickly turned into a real adventure. This is the story of my endless, analogue summer with my two film-loving best friends.
  September 26, 2012 8 comments 18 likes

• San Diego Comic-Con 2012: Analogue Odyssey to a Pop-Culture Paradise

  
  The annual San Diego Comic-Con International is a mecca for anyone who loves comics, animation, illustration, fashion, and design. While it started off as a forum for comic-book pros, these days, SDCC would be nothing without the fans, and given the traditionally hands-on approach to comics, the convention itself is an ideal subject for anyone who loves analog film, too.
  August 31, 2012 3 likes

• ★ US CitySlicker Nicolas: This Isn’t Flying, It’s Falling with Style (A Guide to Levitation Photography)

  
  With every new roll I put into my camera, I always try to do at least one levitation shot. For the past few months, after many trials and errors, I’ve picked up a few tips and tricks for taking jumping pictures so you guys can do it yourself!
  August 22, 2012 14 comments 50 likes