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Last week, I was in Milan as @cryboy's house guest. It was a great week; too bad that the weather was not very kind to us, as it rained almost all the time. However, we were not bored, because we decided to shoot a movie using the LomoKino!
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What's that old saying? Oh, "A picture paints a thousand words." When you look at a perfectly composed scene or portrait exposed just right words like gorgeous, amazing, inspiring may spring to mind. But in my opinion, it really takes a messy, clumsy selfies to turn those thousand words into a fun-filled story!
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Parties in small towns close to big cities in Mexico are really fun, full of folklore, music, good food, tequila and a great atmosphere.“Let’s go compadre,” the guy with the cowboy hat shouts at the microphone with his raspy, “macho” voice. All of the sudden, the first notes from the Norteño band start resonating throughout the hall.
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Some of the creepiest photos I have taken this year, were taken just last weekend at Leeds Annual Zombie Prom, where local people, like myself get dressed up in fancy dresses, slather on the fake blood and hit Fab Cafe nightclub for an evening of food, music, entertainment and dancing.
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It's been around 6 months since my wife and I found out about Lomography and just as you should expect, it was love at first sight. We've decided to live the analogue life for real and leave our digital camera at home everytime we go out. For each party, night club and event, we pack a lomographic camera and so, every single photo becomes very special! Read on and find out why.
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What started out as a random room assignment seven years ago at NYU led me to Houston, Texas this past June to bare witness to the wedded bliss of Nick and Nora. Since I was unsure of what a good wedding gift would be, I decided to play wedding photographer and crossed my fingers in hopes of getting “the shot” that captures the happiness of the day.
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I just love massive events... Streets packed with people, dancing, screaming, whistling, clapping and waving hands in the air! All in symbiosis with those deep bass beats. A perfect occasion to grab your favorite Lomographic cameras and hit the streets to follow these huge crowds at the Techno Parade!
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I. C. Colony is without a doubt, one of the nicest places to stay in Mumbai. The streets are lively, people are warm and conversations are easy to strike. No one is a stranger and everyone is a friend! Sprung around the I.C. Church and St. Francis D'Assisi High School, IC, as we all call the colony, seems to be in a perpetual state of partying all year round. But with the carnival celebrations this year, I.C. residents proved that they can put up an event full of pure awesomeness on the Mumbai Map.
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It's a massive event that takes place annually in Notting Hill with hundreds of thousands of people from all over the world forming one big, cheerful, dancing crowd.
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Why is it that we celebrate the New Year so? People put on silly hats, drink, dance, sing and party like it's 1999. This kind of carnival is celebrated mainly on the turnover of the new year on the calendar but in some cultures it is celebrated on different days. One thing is for sure, you can capture great photos at this carnival wherever you are in the world!
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One of the best kept secrets of D.C.
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Alley Katz is one of those venues that you can’t help but love. This two-floor wonder holds roughly 500 people and is one of the many venues in Richmond that supports local and national touring acts – no matter what genre.
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Les chemins invisible is a free street show, taking place in the Saint-Roch neighborhood in Quebec city.
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A new experience for the Marra Monkey. The wonderful and welcoming Danish people and an endless supply of Tuborg I'm a true Roskilde convert and will be back next year to do it all again.
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This is really awesome bar and music venue and it is one of Baltimore’s Hidden treasures.
