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On this day in history Russian jeweller Peter Carl Fabergé was born! The brilliant idea he's remembered for hatching? Well, his namesake Fabergé eggs of course! These exquisite creations were staples of Russia's Imperial Court and are still some of the most beautiful relics around! Let's celebrate like it's Easter circa 1885!
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Valletta is the capital city of Malta. A city rich with art, culture, and history. A place full of life, a great touristic place. Here I present to you some images of this wonderful city taken with the inimitable "eye" of my Lomo LC-A.
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Officially opened in May 27, 1937, San Francisco's famous and mammoth landmark turns 75 this year. Did you know that the Golden Gate Bridge isn't actually painted gold? Well, you can forget that it's orange in this gallery of gorgeous black and white photos from LIFE circa the '50s.
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With the recent release of Lomography's first ever 110 black and white film, we know you must be itching to try them out with some notable 110 cameras. We come to your rescue with a mini-series which features some of these classic compact shooters!
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That's right, Lomography UK and the team at Lomography Gallery Store Manchester have been beavering away planning something super special for the Manchester community! We're beyond excited to announce the project, which will be a first of its kind for Lomography!
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On 29th April there was a pretty popular event in my town - Season opening on Lubovna Castle. This occasion is always accompanied with a lot of visitor from different countries and historical performaces played in front of the audience. So what else could I do than grap my new La Sardina and became a part of it!
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This installment of The Godfathers of Film briefly traces the origins of the 35 mm film, inarguably the best known and most commonly used film format to this day. Learn more about the early days of 35 mm films and the brilliant minds behind them after the jump!
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The Atlantic Sea plays a very important role in Portugal’s history and culture. In Minho, the pleasant weather and aged villages result in the perfect combination. The moment I return to my country, this is the city that I want to live in: Viana do Castelo.
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If you're a fan of cinema history or simply read some of our articles on cinematography pioneers, you might already know that Thomas Edison was one of the very first to come up with a movie camera and shoot footages with it. Now, why don't we follow one of Edison's cameramen as he hits a street corner of 1897 Chicago with a movie camera?
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On this day, 83 years ago, one of Hollywood's most beautiful and famous screen sirens and fashion icons was born. Let's take a look back at the life and work of the legendary Audrey Hepburn in this installment of Today in History!
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This is the book that you simply can't shelve. It has lots and lots of images and LomoWalls and also an extensive history about Lomo and cameras in general. Want inspiration? You got it.
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Two people into lomography, taking pictures together. javihacefotos and larahacefotos, a lomocouple willing to photograph everything they see.
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On this day, 117 years ago, the first movie projector designed and built in the United States was showcased by Woodville Latham and his sons, Otway and Gray, in a private exhibition. Read about this cinematography milestone in this installment of Today in History.
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On this day, 100 years ago, one of the most iconic and luxurious ocean liners at the time sank into the the North Atlantic Ocean after crashing into an iceberg during her maiden voyage. Let's take a look back at one of the most tragic maritime disasters in history after the jump.
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When my father-in-law said that he had found an ancient roll of film that he thought I might be able to develop, I said I would give it a go. It was a tricky task, but the results brought back a moment in family history from 35 years ago.
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To commemorate the 100th anniversary of the unsinkable ship's ironic and tragic sinking, The History Press created a Twitter account that reveals events that take place on board the Titanic as they unfolded in April 1912. @TitanicRealTime also Twitpics some rare photos of the vessel too.
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Taking a romantic stroll along the boardwalk of this town called "The Entrance" in New South Wales, Australia, can bring you lots of different sights to enjoy with your loved one. Everything from the history of the town on placards to watching the pelicans being fed!
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Since 1955, World Press Photo has been organizing the most prestigious press photography contest worldwide. Last February 10, Spanish photographer Samuel Aranda was crowned the winner of the prestigious annual award. Interested to see the past winners? Read more about the World Press Photo Award after the jump!
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Plaosan Temple is one of the Hindu-Buddha temples located in Bugisan Village, which is east of Yogyakarta City and about 1 kilometer northeast of Prambanan Temple. Plaosan Temple was built in the mid 9th century by Sri Kahulunnan or Pramodhawardhani, the daughter of Samaratungga, a descendant of the Sailendra Dynasty, and who was married to Rakai Pikatan in the Hindu tradition.
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Here's a love letter as a homage to my Diana camera.
