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• Come perdersi con Lomography

  
  A dire la verità, sono sempre stato il tipo di persona che tiene il conto di tutto. Sapete, il tipo di disturbo ossessivo compulsivo. Tutto doveva sempre essere in un ordine impeccbile, facevo attenzione anche a tener traccia dei soldi che spendevo... Tutto questo cambiò nel febbraio 2010, il giorno in cui ho incontrato Lomography.
  April 07, 2011 2 likes

• Free Will and Let Loose

  
  Philosophers have argued for centuries over what freedom is and whether or not we have it. Here is an overview of the different arguments…Read on to have a good old think!
  April 06, 2011 6 comments 11 likes

• ★ How I Let Loose with Lomography

  
  Truth be told, I have always been the kind of person to keep count of everything. You know, the OCD type. Always making sure everything is in proper order, making sure I keep track of the money I’m spending, saving it, and contemplating that I don’t waste it in things that aren’t necessary. This all changed in February 2010, the day I met Lomography.
  April 06, 2011 21 comments 77 likes

• Hip Shot Rumble ended about 2 years ago

  
  Think fast! Forget about the viewfinder for the meantime and get those hip shots in. The best one gets delicious Piggies!
  April 06, 2011 16 comments 52 likes

• A day out with Lomography

  
  Take a trip with Lomography and follow our step-by-step guide for a day of photographic fun!
  April 06, 2011 3 comments 59 likes

• Doubles Rumble ended about 2 years ago

  
  What is your favorite doubles picture of all time? Did you do it by yourself or did you collaborate with a partner? Show us and win Piggies!
  March 30, 2011 51 comments 134 likes

• Into the Mirror Rumble ended about 2 years ago

  
  Mirror, mirror, on the wall. Who has the fairest Lomographs of them all? Submit your mirrored photos right away before our lovely magic mirror gives its answer!
  March 30, 2011 23 comments 60 likes

• The Philosophy of ‘Look Twice’

  
  Look once. Then look again. The scene in front of you will have changed. Something may have moved. Something may have disappeared. But the world will not be the same as it was before…and neither will you. So take a photo, it can’t help but be a unique moment…
  March 30, 2011 6 comments 23 likes

• Double Your Pleasure: Multiple Exposures with Color and Shadow

  
  A lot of people like multiples but are never satisfied with the output enough to shoot them more consistently. I want to talk about how double exposures work and what you can look for.
  March 30, 2011 45 comments 136 likes

• Irina Werning's Back to the Future Series

  
  How would that old photo of you with a silly pose stack up when you try to replicate it today? Photographer Irina Werning tries to answer this with the funniest and nostalgia inducing photos!
  March 28, 2011 26 likes

• LomoMission 69: Back to the Future! ended about 2 years ago

  
  Are you ready to go Back to the Future? Take a ride with Marty McFly as you go back in time. Make sure you have your Lomo cameras with you before you go though!
  March 28, 2011 54 comments 54 likes

• ★ B&W Darkroom Paper Bible

  
  It's time to go all the way. Your digital camera has been on the shelf for months, entombed in dust. When it comes to loading your film camera, you're like a well-trained photographic assassin loading your sniper rifle. Your bathroom has a lingering odor that can't quite be identified by your friends, but that smell of fixer during your morning shower is like your first cup of coffee: necessary and refreshing. You're a film nut and you're proud of it. But once those negatives have dried, you're again stuck behind a screen while you scan and tone your images. It's time for that to change, and the first step in moving toward a full darkroom is understanding photographic paper.
  March 25, 2011 10 comments 46 likes

• Your First Best Picture Rumble ended about 2 years ago

  
  What was the photo that you consider your first and best one at that time? We're sure there's a story behind that so tell us!
  March 25, 2011 229 comments 75 likes

• Photography, Philosophy and Authenticity

  
  Lomography's Prophecy of the Analogue Future No. 5 is ‘Film & Paper ensure Originality, Authenticity and Eternity’…But what exactly is ‘Authenticity’? Let’s take a closer look…
  March 25, 2011 1 comment 19 likes

• The Future is Analogue: The Oldest Photo Negative in Existence!

  
  As we ponder how the future is full of all things analogue, let's take all take a look back and view the oldest photography negative in existence, dating back to 1835!
  March 25, 2011 1 comment 24 likes

• What is Art? What is Beauty?

  
  We asked Robert Hopkins, President of the European Society for Aesthetics, for his thoughts on these and other questions - Read on for his answers!
  March 18, 2011 5 comments 27 likes

• Time Capsule Rumble ended about 2 years ago

  
  What would you put in your Time Capsule? Make a Lomowall of all the things and post the link on this rumble page. Best one wins!
  March 18, 2011 188 comments 32 likes

• A Brief History of Time (Capsules)

  
  Time Capsules are collections of objects that are buried or contained and then re-opened in the future. Some people say they are the closest we can come to time-travelling – They are a unique way of communicating with future generations through objects from today.
  March 18, 2011 20 likes

• The Nature Rumble ended about 2 years ago

  
  The future is analogue! No matter how advanced we become, we will always need the gifts that mother nature gives us so we have to cherish it! Here's a rumble in honor of everything nature!
  March 18, 2011 32 comments 110 likes

• Photographic Thought Experiments

  
  Scientists and Philosophers love to come up with crazy stories called ‘Thought Experiments’ to illustrate their theories. Thought Experiments are a great way of demonstrating specific problems and they encourage people to come up with creative solutions to them. And because us Lomographers love to experiment with new ideas too, we thought it would be fun to put a photographic twist on two famous thought experiments!
  March 11, 2011 2 comments 8 likes