Take an analogue photo at the exact moment a timer hits zero and submit it to our competition!

13:13:13 CET on May 13th, 2013  
15:15:15 CET on May 15th, 2013  
18:18:18 CET on May 18th, 2013  
Have an account? Login | New to Lomography? Register | Lab | Current Site:

Magazine

Your search "tipster of the weel" resulted in 1 Article

  • Tipster of the Week: Cause Instax Can't Wait for My Close-up

    Tipster of the Week: Cause Instax Can't Wait for My Close-up
    With the availability of the Instax back for the Lomo LC-A+, It's such a convenience especially for the impatient Lomographers - they will never have to wait for another hour to see their analogue efforts! Yay! And with these new addition to the growing army of the Lomo LC-A accessories, now there's more room for experiments! Isn't this what we came here for, yeah? Read on to learn the latest trick from this week's Tipster!
    May 02, 2010 3 comments

Are you new to Lomography?

Selected Articles

Jump into our selected section, where you’ll find a curated version of our Magazine. You can browse all selected articles or pick one section from this list:

This week's popular entries

Stop Motion in Analogue : The Classic Wide Portraits

Stop Motion in Analogue : The Classic Wide Portraits Call me crazy or what, but I'm using LC-Wide for my stop motion. If you haven't heard of The Classic Wide Portraits by adi_totp I think this is the right time for introducing it all over again. Here's my quick and very quick tipster about my stop motion in analogue using my LC-Wide!

Lomography & Stars Present The 'Theory of Relativity' Competition Winners Announcement!

Lomography & Stars Present The 'Theory of Relativity' Competition Winners Announcement! We had a blast looking through photos of all your relatives for the Lomography + Stars "Theory of Relativity" rumble! Now that they're back from their tour, we're ready to announce our winners!

StereoKino: The Mission To Make A 3D Analogue Movie

StereoKino: The Mission To Make A 3D Analogue Movie Yes, you read this title correctly. And yes, this post is about what you think this title means: using two Lomokinos to produce 3D analogue movies. Or at least I tried.

More of this weeks popular entries

Latest Shop News

What is happening today

Ongoing competitions

What events are up next?

Do you wanna write for Lomography?

Join and stay in touch

Join our community and subscribe to our newsletter to receive all the latest on new products and offers right in your inbox. Do you have a question about Lomography or one of our products? Check out our FAQ. Perhaps you’ve found a broken link or a bug? Please contact us. Also take a look at our conditions and terms of use and privacy policy for more information.

Around the world

We speak in photos and know no boundaries. In our mission to snapshot every corner of the world, there is a good chance that you will find a local version of this site! No matter where on earth you are, we’re sure that Lomography is either just around the corner or will be there very soon! Don't believe us? Check out our worldwide section and the brand new Lomography Gallery Store section.

We are your friends

You can also become friends with us on our Facebook or Twitter page. You can also find our photos on Flickr. If you want to see videos about Lomography you can do so on YouTube and on Vimeo. We want to be your friends!