Tag: sports
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Capturing Women's Football on Film with Raiyan Rafiq and Harriet Duffy
written by rocket_fries0036 on 2024-04-17 #gear #culture #people
Raiyan and Harriet showcase their love for the beautiful game with their intimate and emotional snapshots of women's football on film, documenting scenes from the Euros, World Cup and Barclays Women’s Super League.
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Photo Gallery: Winter Sports on Film
written by macasaett on 2024-01-24 #culture
In both film photography and life: every second counts. As we delve into the winter sports season, tap into Lomography Golden Rule #7 and explore the array of winter activities captured on film by community members.
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Football World Cups, By Lomographers Around the World
written by rocket_fries0036 on 2022-11-22 #culture #people #places
With the World Cup upon us, we take a look at pictures from previous tournaments to see intimate photos of what it is like to cheer your country to glory.
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Photo Stories: Winter Olympics On Film by @bunt
written by shhquiet on 2022-05-05 #people #places
After disappointing results on his first encounter with film, a photography hobbyist gave it a second chance on a trip to China.
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Miquel Soler's Snowboard Photography Through Our Atoll Ultra-Wide 2.8/17 Art Lens
written by melissaperitore on 2022-02-18 #gear #news
Barcelona-based Miquel Soler tested out our Atoll Ultra-Wide 2.8/17 Art Lens to take some dynamic shots of the super talented Spanish snowboarder Maria Hidalgo in action.
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A Salute to the Masters: Rugby (A Tribute to Robert Doisneau)
written by sirio174 on 2015-06-06
This is a tribute to one of the most famous French social and street photographers, Robert Doisneau. During his life he was able to capture many little moments of everyday Parisian life with humanity and grace. His photos, full of poetry and humor, tell the ordinary life in the suburbs of the big French capital, away from the richest central areas of the city. Read more after the jump!
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My Year in Analogue: My 2014 Through the Letters of the Alphabet
written by sirio174 on 2015-01-20
In this article, I'll show you my 2014 in analogue through the letters of the alphabet. All these photos were taken in the streets of my city, Como, or in close proximity (a few kilometers away from it), mainly during public or sporting events, and all in black and white.
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Happenings on Film: At the Start of the Tour of Lombardy with My Fed 3
written by sirio174 on 2014-11-03
This month, after waiting for three years, my city Como hosted the Tour of Lombardy, an important event in the male elite road cycling tour. With my Fed 3 loaded with black and white film and equipped with ultra sharp Industar 50/3.5 lens, I documented the parade of cyclists who went to the starting line after they registered. Take a look after the jump!
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Basking at the Beach: Playing at the World Championships of Beach Ultimate
written by bloomchen on 2012-05-25
You spend your holidays at the beach? Enjoy and bathe in the sun and then refresh yourself in the water? Well, that´s what most people do on the beach. Not me. Almost every time I travel to a beach I do this to do sports: I play Beach Ultimate. - Ultimate Frisbee played on the beach. Last year in August I played at the World Championships of Beach Ultimate in Lignano Sabbiadoro, Italy. Read on how hard it is to run in the sun when everyone else on the beach is looking for shadow.
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What the Hell is Boxing Day?
written by ipdegirl on 2011-12-22 #news
Like most Americans, visions of fighters dance in my head when you say "Boxing Day". After a little research, I discovered it's a day for much more than sporting events.
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Faro's Beach Where the Mediterranean meets the Atlantic
written by tmmluis on 2010-02-06 #places
Faro's beach is the southern place in Portugal, it is the place where the Mediterranean ends and the great Atlantic ocean begins.
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The Staples Center Home of the Lakers and MJ
written by wil6ka on 2010-01-13 #places
In the US of A most buildings don’t have a long history, considering there are churches in old Europe telling a story stretching over a thousand years. Basically everything in the states has the charm of something new and fresh. And they made a great twist out of it, because everything is convenient and tries to hit the need of the one that uses it. Take stadiums or convention halls.
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Canon Sureshot A1 Underwater
written by fash_on on 2009-03-10 #gear
A great point and shoot camera for winter sports, underwater and low light shots, with some excellent thoughtful features. Viewfinder is directly above lens (less parallax), 2 shutter buttons – the 2nd one has a 10 sec delay, self-timer), Flash can be manually On, Off, Auto/red eye, and Macro (closest 2ft on land, 1.5ft underwater).
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Freedom Square - Kharkiv - The Biggest Parade Ground in Europe
written by wil6ka on 2009-01-27 #places
Alright I will come out with the outstanding trademark of this landmark right now: It is is the largest parade ground in all Europe - big tush - even bigger tush. Well, this said we have to say of course that parade grounds are not so spectacular in most places of the world, but in the former Soviet Union averything militaristic had a certain sex-appeal. And of course the freedom square is adorned with massive Lenin. One icon of the past, who still feels the force of the future. And Lenin reamins the dominant figure of the square, overlooking it and having a daily market in his very back.
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Baseball in Korea
written by wil6ka on 2008-08-21 #places
There would be few sports you would name particularly Asian, maybe chess but hey this is not a sport. Obviously the creation of the most famous sports is historically a thing for Europeans and Americans. But the funny thing is, many Asian sportsmen are nowadays some of the worlds finest. Just think of Rugby and Cricket, which was brought to India and Australia while they were colonies. Another good example is baseball in Japan and especially to South Korea. In Korea it was established in 1905 and gained more and more momentum with the American troops during the Korean War in the 40ies.
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Roller Disco (Kuala Lumpur)
written by weechonghooi on 2008-07-21 #places
Wang Roller World challenges your recreational rollerblading skills. Our friends were so excited, they can't wait a second to get into the rink. Rolling one-by-one, going hand-by-hand, holding waists forming a "Train" or "Snake". The boys did their train, and so did the girls...
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