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• Countdown to the LGS Toronto Anniversary Party!: Say hello to DJ Paul Swanson a.k.a. P-Rex

  
  There's just a few days left until our big 20th anniversary party and 2nd birthday party at the Lomography Gallery Store Toronto! We thought we'd give you a preview of what's going down - Say hello to DJ and photographer Paul Swanson!
  November 17, 2012 1 like

• The Silence of Dogs in Cars: An Interview With Martin Usborne

  
  Martin Usborne has always had a preoccupation with animals. His interest in how we control and silence animals is portrayed in his latest body of work which has been turned into a book. Martin took some time to answer some questions for us, take a look after the jump.
  November 09, 2012 5 comments 21 likes

• Inspirational Darkness!

  
  New York is regarded as the city that never sleeps. However, with Hurricane Sandy, many of her inhabitants could only bide their time indoors. In the aftermath the streets were found ruined, trash everywhere, and even the electricity was severed! Typhoon Sandy showed us the New York City that we've only ever before seen in movies.
  November 08, 2012 9 likes

• Meet the Staff of Lomography UK!

  
  Introducing the lovely faces of our Lomography UK Stores! Find out a little bit more about the staff that help you with all your Lomographic needs! Based in London and Manchester this chirpy bunch guide you through everything analogue and host a mean party too!
  November 05, 2012 8 comments 25 likes

• Anothermountainman - Lanwei Exhibit

  
  anothermountainman's series' investigates aborted structures, unrealized homes, and commodities and reflects on the one's interpretation of the value of things under Capitalism. Through this series we can begin to address the future of the development issue in Asia.
  October 31, 2012 2 likes

• Reviewing The DL-9000 aka The ‘Scamera’

  
  With a camera expert like Joe on the Lomography Gallery Store San Francisco team, you always know he'll be in the store with some cool new camera. Recently, we found out he was rocking this very odd "scamera" and couldn't help but find out more. Below is Joe's review of this very interesting, and sneaky, lil camera.
  October 30, 2012 1 comment 9 likes

• Portraiture and More: Japanese Film Photographer Hideaki Hamada

  
  Meet Hideaki Hamada, a professional film photographer from Japan who lets his subjects live by taking their portraits in the most natural and beautiful ways possible.
  October 29, 2012 38 likes

• Mythology as Inspiration - Photographs of Mikko Lagerstedt

  
  Finnish mythology is still prevalent among today's generation. They believe a star's path is charted by the North Star which appeared when the world formed from the explosion of a waterfowl's egg! Finnish Photographer Mikko Lagerstedt shows the dark fairy tale like landscape of this Nordic country through long exposure techniques in his series'.
  October 29, 2012 1 comment 4 likes

• Interview with Hong Kong Photographer Paul Yeung

  
  Paul Yeung has worked as a photojournalist for over 10 years in Hong Kong. His "Flower Show" series is a humorous approach to the consumerism and mass collective behavior of Hong Kong people. His images are analogous to puzzles, requiring the viewer to complete them with their imagination. Let's get acquainted with Yeung and his Hong Kong roots.
  October 26, 2012 3 likes

• ★ Hong Kong Photographer Brian Yen Freezes the City

  
  Hong Kong is not only well-known for her beautiful night view though is most often photographed over the spacious harbor and shiny reflections of the buildings, implicating you'll land in the lap of luxury when you travel here. Infront of Brian Yen's camera you'll find thought provoking pieces of what it truly means to be a city-dweller.
  October 22, 2012 12 comments 25 likes

• Feel Time Flow In A Still Photograph!

  
  If someone says they could feel the flow of time would you believe them? The average joe is hardly aware of passing seconds without a clock or watch so it's hard to conceive of how it would be to "feel time". However, with the aid of a film camera and a little technique know as the "time scan", you can genuinely feel time flow!
  October 18, 2012 2 comments 18 likes

• Kurigami Kazumi's Portrait of a Moment Exhibit, Tokyo

  
  Kurigami Kazumi's official homepage is a window into his world of imagination. The surrealist collage of photos that greets you functions as an intimate stream of consciousness and sucks you in immediately upon visiting the page. His photographic works are just as enthralling. So, let's clue you in to an current exhibit of his work in Tokyo!
  October 18, 2012 2 likes

• Another Analogue Alberta Adventure - Take a Stroll with us through Dinosaur Valley

  
  Drumheller is town in the "badlands" part of central Alberta, Canada, which is known for containing a wealth of uncovered dinosaur fossils. The combination of historic coal mines, suspension bridges, winding rivers, hoodoos, and, oh yeah, the world's largest Tyrannosaurus Rex, made this location ideal for the second Analogue Alberta Lomo Meet.
  October 17, 2012 4 comments 9 likes

• Post-Straight: Contemporary Hong Kong Photography

  
  An exciting exhibition on contemporary Hong Kong Photography is on this Fall! It's hosted by the Hong Kong Photography festival. There are 16 photographers participating in this "group exhibition". So if you want to know more about Hong Kong culture though the eyes of young photographers, I implore you to come and check it out!
  October 10, 2012

• Photo Albums at FOAM

  
  In the digital era there seems to be little space left for the old-fashioned photo albums. People tend to organize their pictures the digital way, which leaves one question to be answered: Where do all those old albums go? Erik Kessels has the answer for us, and you can check it out at FOAM in Amsterdam.
  October 02, 2012 1 comment 2 likes

• Southern California Through Analogue Eyes

  
  We're proud to be part of Southern California here at Lomography LA. We love our little corner of the world, it has everything, mountains, beaches, desert, urban excitement and suburban solitude. But we feel sometimes sunny SoCal is pigeonholed, so we wanted to show LA ( and our desert neighbors too!) from the perspective of local Lomographers. We asked our staff for their most unique photos from their favorite neighborhoods and spots around Southern California. Check out the eye opening results!
  October 01, 2012 2 comments 5 likes

• Asian Photography Masters: Yasuhiro Ishimoto

  
  Yasuhiro Ishimoto (石元 泰博) was a Japanese-American photographer and began his path behind the camera under depressing circumstances. His early studies in Architecture influenced his works, as did existentialism. After the jump, we'll reveal more about this influential master.
  September 27, 2012 2 comments 17 likes

• Workshop Highlights: Papparazzi at TIFF with Fritz The Blitz

  
  When celebrities come to town, we document them - Lomography style! A group of killer Lomographers hit the streets together to try and find some familiar big-screen faces during the Toronto International Film Festival.
  September 22, 2012

• Interview with Japanese Artist Hisaji Hara

  
  Hisaji Hara is a Japanese artist who's known for his photographic works. "A Photographic Portrayal of the Paintings of Balthus" is his magnum opus and recreates the paintings of revered Polish-French painter, Balthus but also contains something so very unique that you'll appreciate them standing separate from their Balthus counterparts. After the jump, discover what his vision entails in our interview!
  September 21, 2012 2 comments 10 likes

• ★ Lomoamigo Sergio Villalba shoots with his Diana F+

  
  Since we’re in the middle of the summer, we’re going to the sea through Sergio Villalba’s plastic lens, a photographer from the Canary Islands who is specialized in the European surfing scene. Don’t miss the amazing images he has captured with his Diana and what he’s about to tell us.
  September 17, 2012 1 like