Lomography

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• Leaving Winter Behind: Waking Up From a Hibernation

  
  It's finally spring and the air is getting warmer! The harsh winter season is on its way out, days are getting longer, and winter coats retiring to a hanger in the closet. It's time to get outside, and bring your camera along too!
  May 24, 2011 7 likes

• Canobie Lake Park

  
  Canobie Lake Park is a fun place full of lomographic potential. With a wonderful mix of old-time and classic attractions next to more modern rides suited to satisfy thrill-seekers, you will have to remind yourself to stop taking pictures so you can enjoy going on a few rides too!
  February 11, 2011 1 like

• The Past Preserved at Robie's Country Store

  
  Hooksett, the small town I come from in New Hampshire, does not have much to show for itself these days. Littered with shopping plazas and used car dealerships, little evidence remains of what was once both a beautiful tourist destination and a bustling manufacturing village in decades long past. Perhaps the only remnant of these times is Robie's Country Store, a lone testament of more fruitful days for my community.
  February 08, 2011 2 comments 3 likes

• Portsmouth, New Hampshire

  
  Portsmouth is a small but colorful harbor city, and is guaranteed to make for a dandy day and fun photos! Full of interesting stuff for tourists like festivals, the Music Hall, the USS Albacore and the like, Portsmouth sure has something for everyone!
  August 06, 2010 1 comment 3 likes

• Rollinsford A Little Place with a Lot of Soul

  
  Rollinsford is a small town with tons of things to photograph and more crumbling barns than you can shake a stick at.
  July 08, 2009 6 comments 4 likes

• Boston

  
  If you want a truly lo-fi, analogue, old-fashioned vacation take a trip to a little seaside town about 45 minutes northeast of Boston, MA called Nahant--which means 'almost an island'. It truly lives up to it's name as it's connected to the 'mainland' by a causeway that was built-up to accommodate a road. This lovely 1.2 square mile town is worlds away from the hustle-and-bustle of the big city of Boston that is visible just across the Bay on a clear day.
  September 05, 2008 2 comments 2 likes