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• Shoot Nature in Urbanscape : Sky and Clouds in Bandung, Indonesia

  
  "Look out on the horizon, see the sadness, the pain and the sorrow" The Mighty-Mighty Bosstones - Royal Oil
  March 17, 2013 2 comments 12 likes

• ★ Taking Back Tipsters: Spring Cleaning Edition

  
  Love to shoot, but don’t know how to organize all the film? Then this Taking Back Tipsters instalment is for you! Now that spring’s on its way, it’s time to get cleaning!
  March 16, 2013 11 likes

• ★ How To Reload an old Agfa Rapid Cartridge With 35mm Film

  
  Rapid was Agfa’s reply to Kodak’s instantly popular Instamatic. Cameras are still widely available on the cheap, but the film rolls have become rare and precious. No problem: revive your Rapid camera in five minutes with this easy tutorial.
  March 15, 2013 3 comments 18 likes

• ★ Redscale Roll Goes in with my Laundry!

  
  After shooting two layers on my roll of redscale, it stayed in my pocket accidentally and went through the wash along with all my clothes!
  March 14, 2013 10 comments 45 likes

• Using a DigitaLIZA or DigitaLIZA 110 to Scan Super 8 Film

  
  In this tutorial, I’ll explain how and why you can use a super 8 camera to take 3,600 individual photos and scan them using a Lomography DigitaLIZA or Lomography DigitaLIZA 110.
  March 14, 2013 2 comments 7 likes

• ★ Doubles with Heart Shaped Bokehs

  
  February is over, but this shouldn't prevent us from continuing to spread our love for analog. And what better way to do this than filling our photos with hearts?
  March 12, 2013 12 comments 19 likes

• Lubitel 166+ Macro

  
  I want to share my little happiness, I finally found the best distance for the macro lens "tunnelvison" after I spent a few film rolls in vain.
  March 12, 2013 11 comments 25 likes

• Taking Back Tipsters: Belair X 6-12 Tips

  
  Are you one of the proud owners of a beautiful Belair X 6-12 but would like to expand your horizons in terms of taking photos with it? We come to your rescue with some neat tips from your fellow Belair shooters, in case you missed these tipster articles!
  March 11, 2013 7 likes

• Spring Cleaning: Archive Your Negatives In Film Fans

  
  Each Lomographer has a preferred method for cataloging his developed film. Here's how I store mine so I can easily find a particular photo I'm looking for. And it's perfect for when you need a bit of a breeze on a spring day, too!
  March 11, 2013 2 comments 8 likes

• ★ Doubles with Flowers : The Easiest Way To Make A Great Film Swap Lomograph

  
  Using flowers as a layer for multiple exposures is very fun and unpredictable. What about if we use it as a layer for film-swapping? It gets double-fun and double-unpredictable, of course!
  March 08, 2013 8 comments 31 likes

• ★ How to Write with Light - Making it Legible!

  
  If, as a kid, you were told off because of your bad handwriting and, as an adult, this problem got worse... this tipster is for you!
  March 07, 2013 4 comments 24 likes

• Make Light Painting: My Brush is The Light

  
  There is a rumor that the most beautiful photos are taken in the light of the morning and in the evening. You can destroy this thought with light painting technique.
  March 07, 2013 10 likes

• ★ Your Own Macro Studio

  
  Do you want to shoot great macro photos, but the results always look boring? Well, keep on reading. Do not expect that I will show you how to build a real studio, but read on.
  March 06, 2013 3 comments 34 likes

• Romantic Photoshoot Tipster: Say it Like You Mean it

  
  I didn't really know should i submit this to romantic photoshoot or doubles with love, because frankly, it's a mix of the both of them. I know, i know, Valentine's is over but that doesn't mean we can't enjoy love every day. A lot of other great days are coming up: Mother's Day, Father's Day, birthdays, and other romantic occasions, lots of days to surprise your love ones! Let's spread some love around, people!
  March 06, 2013 5 comments 10 likes

• 166+ Series #14: Tipsteroids 166+, Part 2

  
  Speaking about the Lubitel166+, tipsters will make your style evolve to a new form of expression and composition. Before speaking about composition, I think it’s better to start from the basic stuff and understand what depth of field is.
  March 06, 2013 4 comments 15 likes

• ★ Organizing your Analogue Arsenal: From Liquor Cabinet to Lomohome

  
  Adding yet another camera to your collection is always fun and exciting. As your collection keeps growing the problem becomes finding a proper place to store them. My camera collection found a beautiful home in my liquor cabinet.
  March 05, 2013 10 comments 22 likes

• DIY Space: Silk Pompoms

  
  In the last couple of months, I've realized that there's so many cool DIY things to do and the best thing is that these projects are very easy and cheap! My latest experiment was the silk PomPoms to decorate. Interesting? Keep reading...
  March 05, 2013 6 likes

• DIY Toy Snake from Film Canisters

  
  Create a toy snake with your plastic canisters! Don't throw away you plastic canisters, you can surely make something out of them.
  March 05, 2013 4 comments 10 likes

• Three Tips for Nature Photography: Nature is Everywhere

  
  You may think nature photography is only for those who live in spactacular surroundings and sunny climates, or can afford to travel there. Think again! Anyone can take gorgeous nature pictures, no matter where they live
  March 04, 2013 17 likes

• ★ The Tardis - Making the Dual Filmed Film Box Pinhole Camera!

  
  With my last tutorial, I showed you how to turn an ordinary film box into a super wide angle camera. This time I decided to stack two 35mm film rolls into one camera, exposing them simultaneously resulting in an image split over two negatives! You like the sound of that? Of course you do!
  March 04, 2013 12 comments 37 likes