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• Pinhole Passion: A Project on Pinhole Photography

  
  A pinhole camera is a simple camera (can be made using cardboard too) without a lens and with a single small aperture – effectively a light-proof box with a small hole in one side. The basic procedure of a pinhole involves light passing through this single point and projects an inverted image on the opposite side of the box, that is photography in its simplest form. The human eye in bright light acts similarly, as do cameras using small apertures.
  May 01, 2013 3 comments 8 likes

• Combine Different Times and Places in One Photo through Multiple Exposures!

  
  In November 2012, I traveled to Taiwan where I took some photos. Then I reloaded the films back into my LOMO LC-A +RL and took photos in my country, Japan, one month later in December 2012. The photos turned out to be very unique – different times and places in one photo!
  February 26, 2013 10 likes

• Be a Part of the Magic at photokina 2012

  
  You've probably noticed that our Lomography booth for photokina 2012 had a theme that reminded you of magic, circus, festivals and lots of fun. Photokina 2012 visitors can be a part of the magical fun too! Check out what you get to play with at the Lomography booth after the jump!
  September 19, 2012 4 likes

• ★ Magical Hole-y Photos by Amy Friend

  
  Vintage photos already have that nostalgic and sometimes even magical feel, but a Canadian artist has found a simple yet smart way to give them an even more enchanting look. Curious? Find out after the jump!
  September 17, 2012 2 comments 19 likes

• The Great Illusionist: David Copperfield

  
  He was born David Seth Kotkin, but is later well-known as the great American magician and illusionist, David Copperfield. What makes Copperfield different from other magicians is his "Grade A" illusions and magic shows, as well as his storytelling integrations.
  September 17, 2012 3 likes

• Spotted: Magic Instant Camera in Doraemon!

  
  I was rewatching the cartoon Doraemon just the other day when I noticed something special in one of the episodes... a miniaturizing, magic instant camera! Now imagine if that were real? Read more about the episode the jump.
  July 09, 2012 5 comments 9 likes

• Magic Island: Perfect for Sunset Gazing

  
  Magic Island is, contrary to assumption, not an island. However, it is a manmade peninsula that has been built as an attachment to a beach park. Its recreational value is amazing, so read on to find out more!
  June 19, 2012 4 likes

• A Pigale-Montmartre Visit!

  
  Paris can be a lot of things: romantic, funny, awesome, and glamorous but Pigale can be electric! The Moulin Rouge, the Erotic Museum, and some sex toys stores mark this place. Take a few more steps, leave Pigale behind, climb the hill, and find Montmartre and the Sacre Couer Church!
  June 04, 2012 2 likes

• The Great Escape: Harry Houdini at MMoCA

  
  The great magician would have been 138-years-old this week if he could make ageing disappear. He did cheat death several times with his unbelievable escape acts and the Madison Museum of Contemporary Art is holding an exhibition in celebration of his contributions to art and entertainment.
  March 26, 2012 4 likes

• My Analogue Bucket List for 2012: Places to Visit and Things to Try

  
  2012 is the year of the Lomograph! And to celebrate here are my top seven places to visit this coming year.
  February 05, 2012 4 comments 8 likes

• There's Something About: Disney

  
  My most memorable travel escapade of 2011 came from the sunshine state, where fantasy meets reality in a place known as Walt Disney World.
  January 27, 2012 11 comments 8 likes

• Happy Holidays from the Big Apple!

  
  A New York Christmas experience. Right after Thanksgiving to the beginning of January, New York City gets in the holiday spirit.
  December 25, 2011 3 likes

• The 50 Most Magical Photos!

  
  Some of these photos were sought out, some were serendipitous findings. They are all ethereal, mystical, magical, and one more splendid than the next! So take a gander, or gaze in amazement, at the selection of pixie dust enhanced pictures!
  December 16, 2011 2 comments 14 likes

• Not Quite Across the Universe

  
  The cool, family place to get your favorite books in a friendly environment. It's also where all the hip kids go to get their nerd on. So, you want an awesome place to people watch? Want to put Batman on one of the lions at the New York public library? Sure, we all do that from time to time. Don't have any issues? Why not head on down to a independent and lomo-friendly comic shop? Jim Hanley's Universe is just the place.
  December 15, 2011

• The Magic of Early Cinema – Un Homme de Têtes (1898)

  
  ‘Un Homme de Têtes’ (also known as ‘The Four Troublesome Heads’ or ‘Four heads are better than one’) is film directed by and starring perhaps the greatest experimenter of early cinema, Georges Méliès. In this ingenious little film, Méliès removes his head (multiple times) and plays a banjo – It’s really all in a day’s work for a true conjurer of cinematic magic!
  November 10, 2011 4 likes

• The Magic of Early Cinema – The Vanishing Lady (1896)

  
  In our second installment of our ‘Magic of Early Cinema’ series, we take a look at ‘The Vanishing Lady’ (or ‘Escamotage d’une dame chez Robert-Houdin’ as it was originally titled) – The short film was produced by Georges Méliès, a director who continually pushed the experimental boundaries of cinema. Read on and watch a true magician at work!
  November 06, 2011 5 likes

• The Wizarding World Through a Lens

  
  No witchcraft and wizardry can replace a good analogue camera -- Colin Creevey can testify to that! When it comes to photography, witches and wizards don't mind indulging in a little muggle technology. Arthur Weasley, however, still thinks a Lomo Oktomat is some sort of pixie prison.
  August 25, 2011 10 comments 28 likes

• ★ Magic Doubtful Sound: Is this Norway or New Zealand?

  
  Exploring the beauty of a Fjord...I thought that this was only possible in Norway but in fact, you can explore the surprising Fjordland in southwestern New Zealand! We went to the Doubtful Sound and despite it's name, there's no doubt that it's one of the most amazing places I've ever seen.
  January 12, 2011 12 comments 14 likes

• Bozcaada: An Island of White Houses and Romantic Beaches

  
  In what order should you describe the emotions that overtake you when you step on Bozcaada Island? I don’t know, I guess it must be different for everyone. East of here it is easier to believe in reality than it is to wish to make it up, because what surrounds you is stunning.
  September 24, 2010 5 likes

• The Externsteine

  
  The Externsteine are a distinctive rock formation located in the Teutoburger Wald region of northwestern Germany, not far from the city of Detmold at Horn-Bad Meinberg. The formation consists of several tall, narrow columns of rock which rise abruptly from the surrounding wooded hills. The name probably means "stones of the Egge".
  July 18, 2009 13 comments 9 likes