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A little article about how a camera, that first camera, can change your life and the way you see the world. That love at first sight that gets you completely hooked on.
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We all know how astonishing and breath-taking Mother Nature can be. However, are you able to take advantage of all this beauty and portray it in your photographs? Here are some humble tips that may help you.
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Enjoying the film voyeurism? Here's the next installment from our new "Show Your Stash" series and we've got Los Angeles-based analogue lady, @blueskyandhardrock! Check out the essential camera gear and gizmos she brought along on her recent trip to Seattle!
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A perfect combination between a camera and a film doesn’t necessarily mean the team gets on well. Nevertheless, this one I’m writing about goes beyond a team concept and makes it a true love story that started years ago and had its revival by summer 2012: the last Electro 35 series + first Samsung’s Corporation film adventure.
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This year I've tried cameras I've found hidden for 20 years. I've shot cameras with films found at thrift stores and cameras found on the side of the road. In my attempt to pick which ones have been naughty or nice, the main thing I took into consideration was: which cameras do I keep using and which ones are sitting, gathering dust?
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See what you see This is what I think about whenever I walk down the street. When you see something, your instinct should tell you to shoot. I will introduce some tips when you use full potential of medium format camera and films:)
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I totally confess what I did with my digital cameras. I loved her, I did. But I met someone else really amazing! I know, I am sorry! But, I cannot live without medium format now. Let me tell you my story about how I fell in love with medium format and I have been ditching my digital gears more often lately!
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It's coming into fall in the northern hemisphere and although to me that is just a reminder that winter is around the corner it is a great time to get out and take some Lomographs! I headed to the local public gardens and what better place is there to see how the seasons change!
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Celebrated on the first Monday of August, the civic holiday is celebrated by Canadians all over the country. Celebrating in the Canadian provinces of Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island consists of “birthday” parties for their provinces. Huge birthday cakes are prepared and distributed. Other events include communal meals, parades, sporting activities, and firework displays.
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When the streets of Taipei City meets an ultra-wide angle lens...black-and-white fun of wide angle street shooting begins. Here's a mini-review of the Lomo LC-Wide as a "street" camera.
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The Yashica TL-E is a no-frills basic workhorse SLR camera that will get the job done. Learn more about this great camera for beginners after the jump!
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The Yashica Electro GX is a rare find. Dubbed as "the last electro rangefinder" this more compact version of the more famous Electro GSN packs a good punch of color and sharpness with every shot.
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Rangefinder cameras are best known for the exceptionally sharp images that they produce, making them much sought after analogue goodies by lomographers and professional photographers alike. But for me, my beloved rangefinder, the Yashica Electro 35 GSN, is one best for redscaled photos. Let me show you why after the jump!
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Since 2008, Hyde Park (London) set up a Christmas fun fair attraction called Winter Wonderland, which turns Hyde Park into a fairytale wonderland!
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Yashica Samurai Z! What sounds like an Anime Mecha Warrior or a special combo on Streetfighter II is one of the oddest SLR bridge Cameras ever built. But in fact, it's actually a good one!
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The Yashica Electro GSN is a 35mm Rangefinder Journalist-style camera, or what I call the "Night Owl" Rangefinder. It's as near as I will get to a Leica for the next couple years.
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Everytime I write about Krakow, it always starts with "my favourite thing about Krakow..." But really, the whole city is my favorite, especially the Planty. We were incredibly lucky to visit Krakow in the Autumn; I took a lot of photos of the trees and leaves!
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The Yashica Minitec AF is a fun vintage compact film camera that uses 35mm film.
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I recently dug out my childhood photos which were taken with the Yashica Minitec (I still have it!) by my parents. Good reminiscence of the good old days!
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While visiting friends of my father, I stumbled upon a camera I had been looking for everywhere: the Yashica Mat 124G. Its previous owner sold it to me in near-mint condition for extremely cheap, and I already love it. Here are my first impressions.