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Once again, the "I Don't Have A Clue" workshop landed in Barcelona! Hundreds of people came through and we were graced by our Lomographic Ambassador to Spain, Pasquale Caprile, who delighted us with a good dose of his photographic knowledge and sense of humor.
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Dosjotas is an extraordinary artist: the city is his canvas and creates thoughtful and interesting urban artworks on it. Let's see what he thinks about Lomography and what kind of images he captures with his Sprocket Rocket.
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An X-ray is like a picture, except the fact that it uses the infamous x-rays instead of visible light. Another difference is that in photography we usually capture the light that is reflected by objects, while in x-ray capture the rays pass through the objects, more precisely our body. But if it were an analogue camera?
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The Art Biennial of Venice for our little family, is an event that we absolutely must attend, and this year in particular, is my first serious opportunity to go "analog" there. A romantic weekend full of art!
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Your pics got overexposed? Let your artistic vein run wild!
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Experimental project.
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The understood men says that to overcome this crisis into which we have got, one of the first things that we have to do is to encourage the consumption …: To spend! All to spend! And then I always think in the better place in the world: the markets and flea markets of London.
London has a heap of place where to go and to buy things …: must be the anticrisis city!
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Who remembers Fred Lebain? This Paris-based photographer is well known amongst Lomographers for his fabulous Mes vacances avec Holga photo book. Last week I accidentally stumbled across a TV program called "Künstler Hautnah/l'art et la manière" on French/German TV-channel ARTE. The program was dedicated to Fred Lebain; in a 25 minute feature you get an insight into his work and life - including the work on "Mes vacances avec Holga", the photobook "Irasshaimase" on Japan where he used mostly cross-processed photos, and a recent project on still-life photography with chocolate-covered objects. Definitely recommendable to anyone interested in creative analogue photography (that should be you)!