The Lomography Annual Photography Awards: the TEN AND ONE are judged by a carefully-selected panel of artists, industry experts, and long-time Lomographers. Get to know the members of our jury.

This year’s jury members

• Adele Chan

  

  Adele Chan is an editor and photographer based in Singapore with more than 20 years of experience in the media industry. She is currently the editor-in-chief of NYLON SINGAPORE and a Leica Photographer. Adele has photographed a myriad of celebrities and covers for NYLON, as well as beauty and fashion campaigns for an extensive list of renowned brands including Shiseido, Shu Uemura, L’Oréal, Hermés, Chanel, and Dior. She’s also held several photo exhibitions with Leica, Huawei, OPPO, and Xiaomi. Follow her on Instagram.

• Adriano Maffei

  

  Adriano Maffei loves taking photographs, always and everywhere, especially people. He started as an industrial and advertising photographer, and then moved on to portrait and family photography. For Adriano, analogue photography was like returning to his origins, to the purest photography, and today, his personal research works are almost always made on film. Catch him on YouTube and Instagram.

• Ally Kang

  

  Ally Kang is the founder of Allycamera, a company that operates a showroom and photo lab featuring over 500 vintage film cameras, as well as a library dedicated to film photography books. In recent years, Allycamera has expanded its focus to making film photography exhibitions and publishing photo books, contributing to the growth of film culture in South Korea. Through these efforts, they continue to create diverse and exciting content that celebrates the art of film photography. Follow them on Instagram.

• Andrej Russkovskij

  

  Andrej Russkovskij is a published analogue photographer and a veterinary surgeon. His passion for photography started in 2009 when he bought himself a Diana Mini from Lomography. Shorty afterwards, Lomography made him a LomoAmigo and have collaborated with him ever since. His photographic interest mainly consists of portrait and travel photography. He has shot editorials for fashion lines, headshots for creatives, behind-the-scenes for music videos, weddings, travel material for online blogs, and food content. His latest project, #meettheberlinkids, a collection of portraits of several Berlin-based humans, resulted in a book, a magazine, two exhibitions, and intensive coverage from online magazines. Follow him on Instagram.

• Andry Dilindra

  

  Andry Dilindra was born in Jakarta on March 30th, 1981. He spent his childhood in East Timor and returned to Jakarta in 1999 to continue his studies at the University of Indonesia. In the same year, he started photography as a hobby. After graduating in 2004, he decided on photography as his career. At the end of 2007, he became an associate photographer for Anton Ismael at “Third Eye Studio” (2007–2011), a photo production company engaged in the commercial photography industry. Early in 2012, he joined a photo production company called “Tiga13elas” as an associate photographer. In 2018, he started an analogue photography community called “Photowalkramean”, which has become one of Indonesia’s largest analog photography communities. In 2020, he formed @pwr_class, a photography class that teaches analog photography, including developing film and courses in street photography. Visit his YouTube channel.

• André Holzendorf

  

  André Holzendorf started taking photos in 1989-1990 with an Exa 1b SLR camera and at that time had his own lab in the basement of his parents’ house. After a big break, he returned to photography in 2014 and has taken analogue photos since then. Currently, André works in an automotive repair shop that specializes in the repair of modern and vintage American cars. He was also a winner of the Action Photography: The Adrenaline Junkies Award in 2019. Visit his LomoHome @an4.

• Argenteurs

  

  Argenteurs is a collective dedicated to analog photography, striving to foster creative and authentic imagery. Creative through their inspirations, the depth of textures, tones, and colors inherent to analog photography. Authentic through the organic, unembellished nature of this format. Argenteurs designs creative concepts for artists and brands, which they then organize and bring to life.

• Ari Jaaksi

  

  Ari Jaaksi is a Finnish photographer and software engineer specializing in analog photography. To ensure a pure creative process, Ari shoots on medium- and large-format film and crafts his final prints in a traditional darkroom. His approach combines respect for classic techniques with an experimental spirit, often using self-made tools. Ari has exhibited his work widely, sold his prints, and donated the majority of the proceeds to local poverty relief initiatives. His work is available on Instagram and YouTube.

• Asumi Mizuno

  

  Asumi Mizuno, more known as orangebird, is a Lomography camera master and a long-time Lomographer. She has been using Lomography cameras since the 2000s and until this very day, owes almost everything that is happening in her life to the one little magical camera called the Lomo LC-A. Asumi was a winner of the New Perspectives: The Game Changers Award in 2019. Visit her LomoHome @orangebird.

• Barbara Silbe

  

  Co-founder and editor-in-chief of the photo culture magazine EyesOpen! Magazine, Barbara Silbe also writes about photography and technology for the newspaper Il Giornale and collaborates with many other publications. She is a curator, critic and lecturer on photography for several schools and universities. She has participated in numerous juries of national and international photography awards. She also holds seminars, workshops, lectures, talks and portfolio readings, and produces important exhibitions in museums and galleries, such as that of the Italian edition of the international Sony World Photography Awards or the anthological exhibition dedicated to Lee Jeffries or Livio Senigalliesi hosted at the Museo Diocesano in Milan.

• Ben Fraternale

  

  Ben Fraternale is a New York-based Lomographer who lives life through grain. As a director and photographer by trade, he brings his (too) many cameras around the states to document his passion for neo-Americana, with a specialty in the instant film and large format canvas. First gifted a Lomo Fisheye at age 13, Benrsquo;s life of Lomo-love runs as deep as his passion for photography itself. Catch him on YouTube and Instagram.

• CS Muncy

  

  C.S. Muncy (b. 1981, he/him) is a New York City photojournalist and videographer based out of Manhattan. Born in upstate New York, C.S. holds a BA in Human Rights from Columbia University. Follow him on Instagram.

• Carlos Longarela

  

  Carlos Longarela is a WordPress programmer by profession and has been an amateur photographer since the 90s when he began to develop in the darkroom as a result of some studies of image and sound. In 2016, he founded DNG Photo Magazine, which is still online today, 18 years after its inauguration. Passionate about technology and Open Source, photography, and video, he tries to contribute his bit every day to both passions.

• Cho Mina

  

  Mina Cho is a South Korean photographer who exclusively shoots on film. Her journey with Lomography began with the LC-A camera, and she now captures a wide range of works using cameras like the Supersampler, Actionsampler, Fisheye, Instant Automat, and Lomo’Instant. Her photography style is candid, aiming to capture the vivid moments of her subjects within still scenes. Currently, she primarily works on album art for domestic artists, capturing subjects with sincerity.

• Cris Miranda

  

  Cris Miranda’s body of work is mainly made of analogue portraits and travel photography. She is of mixed Brazilian and Spanish heritage and frequently travels between these two countries. Cris has always been dedicated to giving a voice to others and empowering individuals through her art. In addition to her photography, she is a translator currently specializing in Art History. She was also a winner of the Portrait Photography: The Human Stories Award in 2019. Find her elsewhere @cris35mm.

• Damian Zimmermann

  

  Damian Zimmermann lives and works as a freelance journalist, art critic, photographer, curator, and festival organizer in Cologne/Germany. He writes for numerous trade magazines such as Photonews, Monopol, and ProfiFoto and has been editor-in-chief of fotoMAGAZIN, the oldest magazine for photography in Germany, since 2024. In 2014, he founded the live talk format “Das Fotobuch-Quartett” and is a co-organizer of the Festival “Internationale Photoszene Köln.”

• Damiano Durante and Roberto Dacci of Riflessioni Fotografiche

  

  Riflessioni Fotografiche is a reference point for those seeking authenticity, insights, and a deeper vision of photography and a space where every day you can dedicate even just a few minutes to your passion. This Youtube channel offers technical insights, studies on the great masters of photography and many stimuli to reflect on what makes the photography world so vibrant and engaging. The channel is run by Roberto Dacci, a professional in the wedding sector and ambassador of Universo Foto, and Damiano Durante, an experienced photographer, trainer, and fine-art printer with over 20 years of experience. Founder of clickmisposo.eu and creator of the channel Promirrorless and Riflessioni Fotografiche, he is a reference point for photography enthusiasts. His skill has also been recognized by the title of Sigma Ambassador Italy.

• Daniel Shueh

  

  Daniel Shueh is a photographer from Taiwan who enjoys capturing everyday life through his unique perspective, sharing his work on Instagram. He has a particular fondness for the distinctive atmosphere of the streets and precious moments with his daughter, conveying the warmth of life through his photos.

• David Hennen

  

  David Hennen is a cinematographer from Munich, Germany, with a focus on urban photography, particularly long exposures and infrared images. During the pandemic, he discovered a passion for building and modifying analog cameras, with his most notable creation being the motorized LomoKino. Catch him on Instagram and YouTube.

• Fotoinfo

  

  Isara Samuanpho is a Thai photographer with 40 years of professional experience, and the editor of FOTOINFO, a prominent photography magazine. He currently manages a website and social media platform dedicated to educating and sharing knowledge about photography. He specializes in documentary, sports, and action photography. In addition, he serves as a speaker and trainer for organizations and educational institutions and frequently acts as a judge for photography contests organized by various esteemed institutions.

• Fran Yitani

  

  Fran Yitani is a Venezuelan-Spanish photographer, filmmaker, and storyteller based in Madrid, with a deep passion for analog photography – an art he has practiced since childhood that allows him to capture the human essence in his visual projects. Fran launched his YouTube channel in 2018, primarily focused on analog photography. Through this channel, he shares experiences, techniques, and visual explorations, inspiring others to appreciate the authenticity and beauty of the analog process. His work reflects a unique sensitivity and a commitment to telling profound and authentic stories through visual imagery.

• Fumihiko Suzuki

  

  Fumihiko Suzuki is a freelance editor and photographer running an editorial company. After working as a movie review writer, he published the magazine “snap!” featuring Lomography in 2007. After his passion for film photography was kindled, he published many magazines related to film cameras. His motto is to do everything from planning to editing, shooting, and writing all by himself. His recently published magazine “FILM CAMERA LIFE” has been his main focus, while working with corporate projects. Catch him on Instagram.

• Gensan

  

  Gensan is a seasoned magazine editor specializing in camera equipment reviews and portrait photography. He recently embraced storytelling through short videos and is passionate about the distinctive aesthetic of Petzval lenses.

• Hobby Foto

  

  For many years, HobbyFoto has been a point of reference for photography lovers in Perugia, Italy. This female-owned business is run by Angela Rotelli. Her story begins with her father, a photography enthusiast who found an excuse to give her a camera for every birthday. The first was a 110, followed by a 126, then a Polaroid, and finally a manual Voigtländer when she turned 16. Driven by this passion, Angela purchased her first Yashica FX3 Super 2000 camera. After completing her studies, she started working as an assistant in the studio of a professional photographer, where she learned to develop and print in the darkroom, along with all the secrets of analogue photography. In the late 1980s, she had the opportunity to work at a photography shop, marking the beginning of her "commercial" journey. In 2006, Angela bought the HobbyFoto shop and embarked on her adventure as the owner.

• Josh and Tom of Only Analogue

  

  UK-based photographers Josh and Tom are the owners and creators of the YouTube channel known as Only Analogue. Over the past 4 years, Josh and Tom have created a small community of film photographers and like-minded creators. They can often be found out on the streets with a film camera, either working on new content for the channel or capturing new works of art for personal projects. Josh has over 14 years of experience in photography, predominantly film, from lab to studio, to street photography and now, creating content for YouTube. Tom has also been a lover of analogue photography for years. With contrasting styles, the duo creates an interesting and creative approach to photography.

• Julija Svetlova

  

  Julija Svetlova is a photographer, art historian, and founder of www.nejasartwalks.com, a bespoke provider of art-related experiences in London (Instagram: @nejasartwalks). Her love for photography began when she started to experiment with analogue cameras as a teenager in St Petersburg. In 2003, she joined the Hermitage Museum’s photographic laboratory before moving to London in 2007. She has been photographing on film for over 20 years and her work has been published and exhibited internationally. Currently, she is working on different personal projects, which include making a book of her film soup experiments.

• Karin Majoka

  

  Karin Majoka is a photographer and content creator based in Germany. She has an academic background in psychology which is why the interface between the human psyche and art is of special interest to her. She shoots film in various formats, from 35 mm to 4x5", mostly experimenting with street and documentary photography. Her approach is defined by a loose photojournalistic style that pairs existential topics of solitude and transience with a nuance of absurdity and humor. Further, she shares her creative journey on her YouTube channel and Instagram page.

• Kate Lin

  

  Kate Lin has spent over a decade capturing moments through her camera, often wearing it like a necklace. At a friend’s invitation, she took on the role of editor at “Every Little D.” While her primary focus is on writing, she finds herself immersed in the daily struggle of balancing the chosen photograph with the accompanying text, navigating the delicate interplay between image and word.

• Ken Yu

  

  Ken Yu is a former sound designer turned street photographer. He discovered his love for street photography in 2018, finding it the perfect outlet to create actively and capture fleeting moments. Ken enjoys using vintage lenses, which add a unique texture and emotion to his photos. Based in the vibrant and ever-evolving city of Hong Kong, he is dedicated to documenting its life, energy, and transformation through his lens. His work captures the raw essence of the streets, reflecting the diversity and dynamism of his hometown. Visit his YouTube channel.

• Kevin Leung

  

  Kevin Leung is an independent photographer born and raised in Hong Kong in the 1990s. He is passionate about wandering in the city, exploring every little detail. In 2023, he held his first solo photography exhibition titled “The Hong Kong Blues,” and his works have been showcased in multiple photography exhibitions. He frequently collaborates with various organizations to host photography workshops and exhibitions, taking on roles as a photography instructor and curator. Apart from his love for capturing moments in his hometown of Hong Kong, he has also traveled to over 30 countries for travel photography. Follow him on Instagram.

• Kihwa

  

  Kihwa is a film photography YouTuber, who is always captivated by the joy of film and film cameras, experimenting with various types of gears. He enjoys walking around Seoul, especially Jongno and Gwanghwamun areas, capturing photos along the way. Visit his YouTube channel.

• Kuan Lin Chen

  

  Born in 1997, Taipei, Taiwan, Kuan Lin Chen studied in the M.A. Program, Department of Fine Arts at the National Taipei University of Arts, and applied for an exchange program at Merz Akademie, Stuttgart, Germany. He specializes in graphic photography and video installation. His photography theme is based on lost places, such as the ongoing project “Formosa Fun Coast”; the video installation explores the antagonistic relationship between the photographer and the subject matter, and how the image interacts with the viewer in a concrete way.

• Lean Lui

  

  Lean Lui is an artist and photographer based in Hong Kong. Her debut photography book, 19.29, was a finalist for the prestigious Beijing Three Shadows Photography Award. Her latest book, Aseptic Field (Setanta Books, London), has been featured by The Guardian, i-D, The Eye of Photography, and VOGUE. Another Magazine recognized it as one of the Best Photos of 2023. Catch her on Instagram.

• Magnus Fröderberg

  

  Magnus Fröderberg is a Swedish photographer and journalist based in Stockholm. He has been editor-in-chief for three different photo magazines like Fotosidan, and is currently writing about photo techniques, cars, and working as a photojournalist. He is also a dedicated street photographer.

• Marta Pilotto

  

  Marta Pilotto is a professional photographer based in Barcelona. After visiting the Five Continents, eleven years ago, she decided that her place in the world is precisely Barcelona, a city that is a deep source of inspiration for her. She breathes beauty and art everywhere and is one of the pillars of her work: to give every shot, even fashion campaigns, a touch of fine art. Catch her on Instagram.

• Mr. Gabpa

  

  Mr. Gabpa is a professional photographer with over 20 years of experience. From working with top magazines like The Boy and Sudsapda to founding the popular prewedding studio Prewedding By Tharathorn, he has built a legacy in photography. As a passionate educator, he shares his expertise through Omelet Studio and Tharathorn Photography and his YouTube channel, inspiring aspiring photographers worldwide.

• Muhammad Jocky

  

  Muhammad Jocky, known as Jocky or Jo, is a Jakarta-based photographer whose passion for photography ignited during his senior year in school. After years in the financial sector, he took the leap to pursue his true calling. Starting from scratch, he self-taught his craft and benefited from mentorship along the way. Initially captivated by landscape and travel photography – his other passion – Jocky began sharing his work on Instagram, where he gained recognition and was even featured as an inspiration by the platform. Now focused on his career as a professional photographer and videographer, Jocky serves both corporate and individual clients. He approaches each project with a unique perspective, aiming to capture perfect moments in extraordinary ways.

• Nat Segebre

  

  Nat Segebre is a Colombian-American analogue photographer and darkroom printer. Nat is known for their vibrant and complex color images and prints, and they achieve these rich photographs solely through traditional analogue methods. They received their BFA in photography and imaging from NYU’s Tisch School of The Arts and were born and raised in South Florida. Currently, they are working on their first book – a long-term photo project on Coney Island consisting of color darkroom prints and slides that span over three years. Catch them on Instagram and YouTube.

• Nicolas Petit

  

  Photographer by passion for almost 10 years, Nicolas Petit discovered film photography somewhat by chance during his engineering studies. Bitten by the bug, he quickly decided to create his YouTube channel in 2017 to share his discoveries and projects. This desire to pass on knowledge led him to organize workshops to help other passionate photographers discover different aspects of film photography firsthand. He also works for artisans and shop owners who wish to showcase their craftsmanship and products. Portrait and reportage are his preferred fields, as they fulfill one of the essential functions of photography: remembering. Catch him on Instagram.

• Phil Knall

  

  Phil Knall is a film photographer and corporate salaryman in Japan. Born and raised in Vienna, he has spent time behind various cameras since childhood, to the extent where his friends would yell at him to put it away. He spent a few years with digital, before falling in love with film all over again. Preoccupied with capturing beauty over perfection, he spends his weekends capturing urban landscapes and vintage toy stores in Tokyo, trying out new cameras every other week, and documenting his exploits on his YouTube channel.

• Radka Smolíková

  

  Radka is a self-taught amateur photographer based in Prague. She discovered film photography in 2014 and started to shoot solely on film since then. Most of her work is characterized by the use of toy cameras and special films. Likewise, she favors experimentation such as multiple exposures, EBS technique, color filters, and prisms. She engages with the film photography community through film swapping with other photographers. Radka’s biggest inspiration lies in her everyday life, most importantly her travels, the city of Prague itself, and nature. She was also a winner of the Nature Photography: The Off the Grid Award in 2018. Visit her LomoHome @smolda.

• Ryan Lee

  

  Ryan Lee is the founder of Hip Xiong Photo Studio, Singapore’s first and only wet plate photography studio. He has been featured in multiple local publications for his dedication to this historic technique. Alongside his studio work, he is a passionate street photographer who captures scenes on film.

• Stephen Hutchison

  

  Stephen Hutchison is a Los Angeles-based artist and photographer. He studied Art at the University of California, Los Angeles, and works in the mediums of video, photography, and animation. Stephen is an avid collector of analogue photographic equipment and is a longtime Lomographer. Catch him on his Instagram and LomoHome.

• Stéphane Heinz

  

  Stéphane Heinz (a.k.a. vicuna), is a 51-year-old passionate analogue photographer for over 30 years. He is a teacher of History and Geography in his hometown, Nice, France, and had some fantastic life experiences abroad, living for some years in French Polynesia and Switzerland. He loves to travel and it’s linked with his passion for photography and a never-ending curiosity about discovering new places, people, and cultures. He was a winner of the Special Category Award in 2020 and Documentary and Action Photography: The Breaking Boundaries Award in 2016. Catch him on Instagram.

• Sunday Antique Camera

  

  Sunday Antique Camera is a store specializing in film cameras, selling and using a variety of film cameras and films. The owners, Eric and Ni have established and managed the store together, with Eric introducing the cameras, while Ni takes care of photography and shop management. Playing with film cameras and appreciating photography has been their passion for many years and is also a part of their lives. Follow them on Instagram.

• Surajate Pokmangmee

  

  Surajate Pokmangmee, a.k.a. STYLEdeJATE, is the Co-Founder of Fotoclub BKK, a film and photography hub launched in 2019. Since its inception, the initiative has led to numerous worldwide photography projects, photo walks, panel discussions, and high-profile exhibitions such as the “Magnum Streetwise Photo Exhibition” and “Joel Meyerowitz Retrospective.” Jate has collaborated with both iconic industry leaders and emerging photographers, supported workshops, and spearheaded international photography initiatives in Bangkok. His work often explores themes of cultural transformation and experimental techniques.

• Takashi Yoshida

  

  “Don’t Think, Just Shoot! To capture what lasts forever.” is LomoAmigo Takashi Yoshida’s motto in life. Based in Tokyo, Japan, Takashi Yoshida captures moments that carry warmth and depth with his film cameras. His photographic activities mainly focus on portraits. Follow him on Instagram.

• Takoyaki Photo

  

  Chawis Winotapun, a passionate film photographer with over 10 years of experience, specializes in capturing timeless moments with a unique touch. His photography journey began at the age of 13, and his love for film photography blossomed at 20. Skilled in a variety of styles, He offers services for weddings, pre-wedding shoots, graduation ceremonies, sports events, and portrait photography, all crafted with the charm and authenticity of film.

• Tania Espino of Revela Dreams

  

  Tania Revela is a Mexican photographer whose work is mainly focused on self-portrait and daily life. She has a particular passion for Lomography cameras as their unique features help her to create a surreal and dreamy aesthetic in her photos. She has been a member of the Lomography community since 2011 and has won the TEN AND ONE Annual Lomography Photo Awards three times in different categories: Experimental (2016), Action (2018), and Nature (2022). Tania is also the owner of Revela Dreams, an analogue photography store and laboratory. As a Lomography Partner, she promotes toy cameras and experimental photography. Follow her on Instagram.

• Thibaut Godet

  

  A journalist born in 1993, Thibaut has been the editor-in-chief of Réponses Photo magazine for the past two years. A print publication in the age of digital and social networks, this thirty-year-old title, which won the award for best passion magazine in 2023, offers a vast panorama of the photo world, covering cultural and artistic issues as well as technique and photo equipment.

• Thomas

  

  Thomas is a literature teacher currently living in China. Under the username flamingoid, he’s a photographer solely devoted to film. He was also a winner of the New Perspectives: The Game Changers Award in 2020. Besides his LomoHome, he also shares his work on Instagram: @fresh_flamingoid for color film, @timeless_flamingoid for B&W, @bygone_flamingoid for expired film.

• Thomas Bertson

  

  Thomas Bertson is a Hong Kong-based photographer and educator. He began his work in 2008 on shooting an extensive range of subjects including still life and portraiture, subsequently he focused on documentary projects when he covered the Arab Spring (2011), wherein hundreds of photographs from the project were published, and Prison Escape (2012). A collection of his photographs can be seen on Vogue. In December 2020, he published his first book “Hong Kong: Photographic Journey in Search of Peace.” Follow him on Instagram.

• Tim Cavadini

  

  Tim Cavadini is a German-born photographer currently based in Vienna. His work primarily revolves around fashion, beauty, and artistic portraiture. While digital photography is essential for his profession, he loves using film for special projects. Catch him on Instagram.

• Tony Kemplen

  

  Based in Sheffield, UK, Tony Kemplen has been experimenting with photographic techniques since he was a teenager in the 1970s. More recently he spent a decade using a different film camera each week, 522 in all. He continues to try out new things with old cameras, generally preferring lo-fi to high-end models. Tony owns and uses most of the Lomography cameras, making full use of their often quirky features. Since 2011, he has written a monthly column in Amateur Photographer magazine, in which he talks about using old film cameras.

• Wesley Verhoeve

  

  Wesley Verhoeve is an Amsterdam-based photographer and independent curator whose work has appeared in The New York Times, National Geographic Traveler, and Wired. As the founding curator of the Projected series, he was responsible for nearly 96 exhibitions of new voices in photography at the International Center of Photography in New York City. He also writes Process, a weekly newsletter on photography and storytelling.

• Yaotomi

  

  Kazutaka Sawada is the owner of Yaotomi Camera Store in Osaka, Japan. He believes that “sales of film cameras and film developing are two sides of the same coin,” emphasizing the importance of both for lasting success. His shop, Yaotomi Film Developing Studio, offers in-house developing services for various film types, including 135, 120, 110, and Sprocket Rocket panoramic film. With a passion for mass-market models, Sawada’s store showcases a wide range of vintage and affordable cameras, making it a true paradise for photography enthusiasts.

Former jury members

• Adi Prakarsa

  

  Returning to the TEN AND ONE Awards jury is Adi Prakarsa (@adi_totp) who has been a part of the Lomography Community for more than a decade. With an interest in ethno-economics, he uses film photography as a means to interact and communicate with the people he meets during his research work.

• Aislinn Chuahiock

  

  Aislinn Chuahiock is the co-founder of Film Folk, one of the biggest stores in the Philippines dedicated to film photography. She’s an avid collector of film cameras and takes particular interest in documenting snippets of her daily life and travels around the world in striking black and white photographs.

• Ale di Gangi

  

  Ale di Gangi was born in Firenze in 1966, the arts have been a constant presence on both sides of his family, but he waited until becoming an adult before trying his hand at photography. Before that, he has been an indie singer, a young poet, a journalist, and more. In his life and experiences, music, cinema, design, and literature have been bigger influences than photography. Polaroid, Lomography, and iPhoneography are his main tools and means of expression: of these, he has learned to welcome and embrace the unexpected, the imperfections, random events, and accidents. Ale has been exhibited in solo and group exhibitions in Italy and abroad. Catch him on Flickr and Instagram.

• Alice Brizzi

  

  Alice Brizzi is a self-taught photographer. She approached photography during the 2020 lockdown and, from that moment on, she never stopped shooting. She is specialized in portraits and became so fond of analogue photography that she decided that her mission, through social media, would be to transmit that vintage charm to her generation, born in the digital era and alienated from the analogue world. Catch her on Instagram.

• Amaia Hodge

  

  Hailing from Spain, Amaia Hodge is a longtime member of the Lomography community and a huge fan of the LomoKino camera. She published her first photobook, SOUVENIR: Esto no es una guía de viajes, in 2012 and was subsequently awarded by the Logroño City Council. Since then, her work has graced several galleries and exhibitions.

• Ami（狂阿弥）

  

  Ami is a popular self-media creator and video blogger with more than one million subscribers. He is keen on humanistic film and television content and loves instant photography, vinyl records, and old movies. He has worked with Huawei, Saturnbird, JD.com, and Disney. Follow him at 狂阿弥.

• Amorill

  

  Amorill (白薇) is a multi-awarded photographer from Beijing. She’s the founder of Film Renaissance Office, manager of popular Weibo account Japanese Albums, and a co-photographer for Huawei, Alibaba, and JD. She won the Weibo Top Ten Photographic Influence Contribution Awards in 2018, the Photographers Influential Awards in 2019, and the Weibo Most Influential Organization Awards in 2020.

• Amp Puttipong

  

  Amp Puttipong is a Thai graphic designer who is interested in a wide range of photography such as minimalism, street photography, and double exposure. They also have a solo exhibition called “Double the Imagination: Beyond the self trappings of photography; rediscovering the world again.” Catch them on Instagram.

• Analog Football

  

  Analog Football is the first media dedicated to analog photography and football. Their aim is to change the way we look at football: more authentic, popular and artistic. In 2020, Analog Football launched Analog Sport, the first associative education project to learn about analog sport photography. For its first year, the organization is teaching six young people from 15 to 18 years old with theoretical classes and photo reportage workshops.

• Andrei Klyshko

  

  Andrei Klyshko is a film photographer and film camera seller from Belarus. He started to shoot on film in 2012 with Smena 8M, a passion which has grown into something more over time. Now he works with a creative team of stylist, makeup artist, florist and other creatives to conceptualize a personal look for each model. His style involves using soft optics to create a watercolor-like effect on his images. Street photography is a joy to his soul in his free time. In 2020, his new analogue photography web store was opened.

• Anett Kaposvári

  

  Anett Kaposvári is the owner of Lomography Embassy Budapest - Café Analóg and has been working in the film photography and lab business for more than 15 years, which provided her with many opportunities to explore different film formats, cameras, and techniques. Her all-time favorite is shooting in medium format (6x6) and always brings a Hasselblad 500C and a Diana F+ camera with her. Having a limited number of frames, 12 instead of 36 on a roll of 35mm, forces her to think before shooting and appreciate those dozen memorable moments. She spends a lot of time in nature, hiking, and shooting on colored films. What she appreciates the most about the analogue process is seeing how different films can render scenes, depending on lighting conditions and the colors of the surroundings.

• Anna Volpi

  

  Anna Volpi is a professional photographer based in Mantova and Verona, Italy. Her commercial work is mostly based on ceremonies, events, portraiture, and erotica. Her personal work is always focused on people, what they do, how they feel, who they are, and what they create. The body is an eternal inspiration for her, with photographs crossing through portraiture, nudes, erotica, life reportage. She teaches photography in several schools, reads portfolios at festivals, and is president of the Biennale of Female Photography. She is also a guide for Aperture Tours.

• Anne-Fleur Sire

  

  After two Master’s degrees in visual arts and sociology about photography and portraiture, Anne-Fleur Sire turned her attention to onirism and sensations in her work. For her, analogue photography is the perfect medium for experimentation, self-discovery, and discovery of the other. The photographer often collaborates with Lomography.

• Anton Vernydub

  

  Anton Vernydub is one of Austrias most popular film photographers. The Vienna-based artist enjoys capturing his surroundings in wonderful, dreamy pastel colors on 35 mm film - both in his hometown and whilst on his spectacular travels. His magical pictures are especially astonishing considering that he only really discovered his love for film photography in 2019!

• Antonio Amendola

  

  Antonio Amendola is the founder of #Shoot4Change, an international network for photographers and artists who creates humanitarian reportages for non-government organizations. Through this project, he aims to raise awareness of forgotten stories that are not considered as “remunerative by mainstream media.”

• Antonio Castello

  

  Lifestyle and fashion photographer Antonio Castello is currently a Lomography ambassador for Columbia. Over the past decade, he has consistently produced work for international brands and companies using Lomography cameras and Art Lenses.

• Ben Hammer

  

  Professional photographer, mixed media artist, and art director Ben Hammer who specializes in portraiture and reportage. He's passionate about presenting visual stories of people. Photo by Philipp Reinhard.

• Benedetta Falugi

  

  Benedetta Falugi is an independent photographer based in Tuscany, Italy. She initially approached photography in a rather casual way, but once she realized this is a craft she’s passionate about, she continued to study photography through various workshops and as an autodidact. She started a personal project attempting to research ‘places of the heart and people living there’. Her film photographs have been published in several photographic magazines, books, and various personal and collective exhibitions, both in Italy and abroad.

• Bjarke Ahlstrand

  

  A self-proclaimed “Managing Dictator”, Bjarke Ahlstrand’s multifaceted lifestyle makes him one of our current Renaissance Man of the Arts. His wide range of interests and ventures for business and his passions have made him establish One of Many. Part of his creative empire is One of Many Cameras, the auxiliary for his analogue and experimental routine located in the heart of Copenhagen.

• Brett Allen Smith

  

  Brett Allen Smith is an independent filmmaker and Middle East journalist. He’s a winner of the Lomography Awards 2018 for the Cinematics category. Although his creative roots are in documentary and street photography, he also ventures into portraiture with an abstract twist as a means to explore the surrealness that pervades our modern world.

• Cagla Gulkilik

  

  An ardent traveler, Cagla Gulkilik has been to breathtaking places most could only dream of. Her love for discovering storied sights and friendly faces eventually paid off when she became one of the winners of the Off the Grid category and an artist-in-residence for the TEN AND ONE Awards 2017.

• Carla Dief

  

  Carla Dief is a photographer and YouTuber based in Madrid, Spain. She’s been shooting on film since 2014. In 2017 she began her photography studies and started to work as a photographer in 2019. Since 2018, she has been sharing her knowledge of photography through her YouTube channel. Visit her website.

• Carolina Bonnelly

  

  Carolina Bonnelly was born and raised in the Dominican Republic and now resides in Miami. She’s a filmmaker and true-blue Lomographer, earning her a badge for the Special Category: Movement of the Lomography Awards 2018. She focuses on photographing urban spaces and has an ongoing series of capturing images of airplanes artfully reflected on unexpected surfaces like puddles, mirrors, coffee cups, and more.

• Chase Hart

  

  Los Angeles-based Chase Hart is a full time editorial and art photographer who goes by the moniker myfridayfilms. Aside from his striking and tasteful portraitures, he shows off his experimental side through double exposure images and film soup projects. He’s one of the 2018 Lomography Award winners of the Human Stories category.

• Cheng Nan-Huang

  

  Cheng Nan-Huang is a freelance photographer based in Taiwan, a Leica Fotografie International photo awardee, and winner of the PX3 Gold Award in Portraiture/Personality. His cinematic work has also been featured in the Wonder Foto Day exhibition in Taiwan.

• Choi mate

  

  Choi mate runs a studio and photography-related YouTube channel in Seoul, Korea. He enjoys the new Lomography experience more than anyone else and loves Petzval lenses. His Petz Paw photos are much loved by community members. Follow him on Instagram.

• Chris Ke

  

  Chris Ke is a full-time independent photographer from Taiwan. He has won IPA, PX3, and other photography awards. For him, photography links the lens and the world, recording moments and making connections between the photographer and the people. His interests are portrait, street, and fashion photography, and also recording his day-to-day life. Among all these, he’s drawn towards portraiture the most as it carries the emotions and feelings of his subjects. Follow him on Facebook and Instagram.

• Christine Bartolucci

  

  Christine Bartolucci is a photographer, podcaster, and YouTuber based in Los Angeles. After graduating from Hallmark Institute of Photography in 2004, she started working as a professional portrait and unit still photographer. As an avid film shooter, she co-hosts a weekly film photography podcast called Analog Talk. She also makes Youtube videos about film photography .

• Christine Voss

  

  Christine Voss has been shooting on film for almost two decades and finds joy in capturing minute details and turning them into works of art. She has a soft spot for traveling and shooting with the LC-A and Sprocket Rocket. She’s one of the winners of the TEN AND ONE Awards 2017, under the Urban Explorers category, and a participant in the artist residency week. Photo by marder17.

• Chubbyshoot

  

  Teerawut Longsree and Kaewkarn Kamondetch joined the Lomography Thailand Community as ChubbyShoot in June 2021. They started gaining interest in photography with film cameras, especially the half-frame format. They collect the moments that tell stories in every sense of that time with photographs.

• Claudia Sajeva

  

  Claudia Sajeva (@-dakota-) expresses her passion for architecture and movies through her cinematic photographs. She won in the Adrenaline Junkies category of the 2016 TEN AND ONE Awards and joined her fellow champions in Vienna for a weeklong artist residency.

• Corentin Schieb

  

  Corentin Schieb is a photographer and director based in France. What started as a way to keep memories, his passion for photography bloomed when he started studying the analogue medium. His photographs focus on his adventures, explorations, and long journeys on the road with friends. While he enjoys capturing scenes of life, he’s looking to portray the raw beauty of the youth and their ideas of freedom in contrast to the nostalgia of ephemeral moments and lost time.

• Cristóbal Valdés

  

  Cristóbal Valdés is a photographer and a Lomography ambassador from Chile. He is the founder of Migo, a laboratory and photography store, and juggles his time between pursuing personal creative projects and professional work as a photographer for architects, decorators, publications, and various companies.

• Dael Maselli

  

  Dael Maselli has been a photo amateur practically forever, ever since he used to keep his father company as a child in the darkroom arranged in the bathroom at home. Today, Dael works in IT, always discovering the latest technology and owning a digital camera, but his idea of photography will always be made of iron, mechanical dials, and the chemical “smell” of 35 mm films. He has a YouTube channel that focuses on an enthusiast’s view of photography. Follow him on Instagram.

• Damufotografia

  

  Damufotografia (Bo Shi) is a young art photographer from China. He graduated from the Department of Classical Art at the Academy of Fine Arts in Carrara, Italy, where he received an aesthetic education in Italian classical art, combined with photography. He has collaborated with brands such as Sigma, Xiaomi, OnePlus and Insta360. His works have won many IPA international photography awards, among which the film work "North Korea" series joined the IPA international global touring exhibition. His works have also been selected for many international photography exhibitions in China, Italy, Russia, Greece, and other places. Follow him on Instagram.

• David Walls

  

  Salvadoran, artist, analogue photographer and experimental filmmaker based in Paraguay since 2013. Passionate about chemical processes and the constant search for a new look, in 2017 he started his own audiovisual productions, mainly in the experimental-analogue and self-referential genres and he also likes to experiment with plants. He is the founder of Piscucha Kiosco Analógico, the main photography shop in the country. Follow him on Instagram.

• Deftom

  

  Native of Bordeaux in France, Deftom started working with images through video in 2006 and then switched to photography in 2018. The love at first sight was immediate! "MY CINEMA HEROES" is mainly what sums up his work and haunts his days and nights. He works with many different techniques mixing digital and film. Since 2022, he expresses himself in his work by making videos for his Youtube channel. Follow him on his LomoHome and Instagram.

• Denise Skiadopoulos

  

  Denise Skiadopoulos studied photography in Leica Academy Greece and business administration management. Together with her sister, she runs Skiadopoulos LTD, a retail store for photography products in Greece — a perfect mix of her two passions.

• Dimitri Beck

  

  Dimitri Beck is the director of photography of Polka, a French publication dedicated to photojournalism and contemporary photography. Polka is also a place in Paris with Polka Galerie for exhibitions and the new Polka Factory where you can find our cameras among books, fine art prints and more. Photo by Alizé Le Maoult.

• Dinesh Allamaprabhu

  

  Dinesh Allamaprabhu manages Film Foto Store, a professional photo lab that has been a family-run business for over five decades in Bangalore, India. He is an internationally reputed wildlife photographer with over 100 international awards, and his works are exhibited in over 43 countries. He has been recognized by many international photographic bodies and has been honoured with coveted distinctions, like Fellow from the Australian Photographic Society, Associate from the Royal Photographic Society of Great Britain, Excellence FIAP from the Fédération Internationale de l’Art Photographique (FIAP), etc. His works have been published in journals, magazines, and leading dailies. Catch him on Instagram.

• Dispara Film

  

  Disparafilm is the reference blog among the Spanish-speaking analogue community, as well as a Podcast, YouTube, and Twitch channel. They share news and experiences of photographers from the entire Hispanic-American community through the blog and their social media. They are the founders of the largest Discord server in Spanish on analogue photography with almost 1000 users. They also teach technique and photographic culture through their “Club Analógico” (Analogue Club).

• Dupdupdee

  

  Dupdupdee is an amateur street photographer who loves to capture interesting people and the streets of Hong Kong. As a winner of the Adrenaline Junkies Award category of the Lomographer Awards 2019, he is an active Lomographer who likes to use his platform to share photos and exchange ideas with fellow film photographers.

• Dusit Semangoen

  

  Dusit Semangoen is a photographer, videographer, and the production director of WOFWOF, a creative house based in Bangkok. He still shoots on film for his professional work and loves to develop his own black and white films.

• EMGK

  

  Baptiste, also known as EMGK Photographie on YouTube, is a professional photographer specializing in analogue wedding photography. Four years ago, he created his Youtube channel about analogue photography to share his tips, advice, and gear tests. He also created Box Argentique, a photo box to discover a new film every two months with photo challenges and tips.

• Eduardo Espinoza Chávez

  

  Mexico-based cinephile Eduardo Espinoza Chávez’s passion for analogue photography started out during his stint as a film projectionist. Inspired by the works of Wong Kar Wai, he now explores the creative possibilities of film photography with his beautifully executed double exposure photographs and evocative portraits.

• Edward Conde

  

  Lomographer Edward Conde (@edwardconde) is obsessed with capturing life around him and describes his photography style as “unobtrusive and observer-like”. He experiments with different cameras and film formats, earning him a spot in the 2016 TEN AND ONE Awards under the Now or Never category.

• Eleonora Sabet

  

  Eleonora Sabet is a portraitist and documentary author of Syrian-Palestinian origins born in Milan in 1995. She is a self-taught photographer who starts developing an interest in photographic art through self-portraits. In 2018 she starts traveling in the Middle East to find her origins and to develop her personal projects. In 2019 she wins a scholarship with VII Academy and participates in “Photojournalist Survival Kit” Ron Haviv’s workshop. After that experience, he nominates her for the 6×6 Global Talent Program World Press Photo. In 2020, she had Maggie Steber as her teacher who guided her through her family’s photographic research. In 2021, her project “Confined Youth” is selected for the عـمـان – ـصـورة الـ مـهـرجـان Image Festival Amman. She is a resident artist at OEG – Open Edition Gallery by Perimetro and her work is part of the curators’ selection by Claudio Composti, Hester Keijser, and Enrico Stefanelli. In 2021, she published her first book “The Memory Of You Still Hurts”, she joins Heillandi Gallery and JERGON, co-founded usthey NARRATIVE, a collective born to raise the voices of photographers who identify as a minority. She actively collaborates with Perimetro Magazine, curating a column focused on stories about minorities. Currently, her artistic production focuses on analyzing social issues, especially those she is related to.

• Eleonore Pairet

  

  Another residency week participant, Eleonore Pairet (@eleonorepairet) won in the 2016 TEN AND ONE Awards under the special category, Migration and Identity. With her penchant for discovering new places, she continuously inspire everyone with her exceptional travel photographs.

• Elisa Maccario

  

  Being an agent in Milano for several designer brands, Elisa Maccario has a lot of experience with visual communication and photography. She's the owner of M E S T U D I O.

• Emily Swift

  

  Emily Swift is a film photographer located in Bridgeport, Connecticut. Emily first picked up a camera her freshman year of high school when she signed up for a 35mm film photography course. She went on to study photography in college and opened her first photography studio in 2017 specializing in portrait and fashion photography. After working as a freelance photographer and seeing the world through the fashion circuit, Emily pivoted in her approach to being a working photographer and went back to her roots. In March of 2021, Emily founded Darkslide Film Lab which is one of three film labs in the entire state of Connecticut and is operated by herself and two other young women. Emily continues to take clients by referrals and spends most of her time tucked away in the darkroom she built in her studio.

• Emma Swann

  

  Her role as the Founding Editor of UK-based music magazine DIY is what led Emma Swann to the photography path and is frequently found in the pit at festivals including Glastonbury, SXSW, and Reading. Shooting portraits and behind-the-scenes is where her passion lies and incorporates analogue processes into her work wherever possible.

• Eric Karsenty

  

  Shortly after graduating from the prestigious École nationale Supérieure de la Photographie d’Arles, Eric Karsenty had worked intensively in different magazines and photo agencies. He is now the editor-in-chief of Fisheye Magazine. Photo by Israel Arino.

• Experimental Photo Festival (Laura Ligari and Pablo Giori)

  

  Every July, the international community of experimental photographers pilgrim to Barcelona to share, learn, and have a lot of fun! EXP.22 is a summer camp festival organized by Experimentalphotofestival, a non-profit cultural association created by Laura Ligari and Pablo Giori that aims to create, promote and disseminate experimental photography in all its forms. EXP. 22 III International Festival on Experimental Photography is happening in Barcelona, July 20-24th, 2022. Laura Ligari has a degree in language, art, and culture, and is a 95% self-taught graphic designer and photographer. She is a feminist and has a Ph.D. in falling asleep soon. She has Italian origins and a feeling of not belonging to any territory. She is a pizza lover and Facebook hater. Pablo Giori is passionate about both historical and experimental photography. He has a Ph.D. in contemporary history and is an unexpressed desires facilitator and a civil engineer of unknown bridges and roads.

• Francesco Gozzi

  

  As a freelance journalist, Francesco Gozzi has been working for several Italian Magazines. Since 2013, he has been the director of The Mammoth’s Reflex, a web magazine dedicated to the world of photography.

• Francis Lee

  

  In the 1990s, Francis Lee studied advertising design at the First Institute of Art Design. He has been engaged in design and creative work for many years. Afterwards, he established his own photography studio and mainly took photos of commercial advertisements. After 2000, he switched to the information technology industry, but he has always had a strong interest in photography arts. In recent years, most of his works are related to humanistic documentaries. Follow him on his LomoHome and Instagram.

• Franck Gonnaud

  

  Franck Gonnaud has been a loyal film shooter since 1996. His work has been published and exhibited in various publications and galleries - a testament to his unwavering love for the medium. He is one of the winners under the Adrenaline Junkies category and part of the artist residency week for the TEN AND ONE Awards 2017.

• Frank Thorp V

  

  Frank Thorp V is a producer and reporter for NBC News covering the US Senate, but he also has a deep passion for photography. Since 2018, he has been shooting on film while covering Congress, including using a large-format Speed Graphic camera while documenting the impeachment of President Donald Trump. He has been experimenting with different forms of analogue photography, trying to stretch the boundaries of how to visually cover Congress.

• Fumihiko Suzuki

  

  Fumihiko Suzuki is a freelance editor, writer, and photographer. He has always been passionate about publishing magazines and books that caters to photography lovers. Currently, he’s the editor-in-chief of snap!, a magazine dedicated to film photography.

• Gary Quickfall

  

  Gary Quickfall hails from the UK and enjoys skateboarding, drumming, and taking photographs. He bagged a spot in the Game Changers category of the Lomography Awards 2018, proving his talent for creating eye-catching multiple exposure images doused in vibrant colors.

• Gela Shekeladze

  

  Gela Shekeladze is a Tbilisi-based photographer and owner of Magnolia Film Lab. He’s been running Tbilisi’s first limited edition print gallery and supporting professional and emerging photographers by exhibiting and selling their work for several years. Currently, he’s working on personal projects and supporting the film photography community through the darkroom processes. Follow him and Magnolia Film Lab on Instagram.

• Georgina Glaser

  

  Following a career in scientific research, Georgina Glaser now works for the British Ecological Society, an organization dedicated to enabling nature and people to thrive in a world inspired by ecology. There, she co-manages their annual photographic competition, Capturing Ecology, which focuses on the beauty of nature and wildlife, and for which she has curated two photography exhibitions since the winning images first began touring in January 2019.

• Gil Rigoulet

  

  Gil Rigoulet started his career in 1975, becoming the first official photographer of the newspaper Le Monde. He has worked as a photojournalist for different magazines for more than 20 years. Photo by Hanna Hildebrand.

• Gocchin

  

  Yoshitaka Goto, aka Gocchin is a freelance photographer based in Gifu, Japan. He mainly uses Lomography cameras and specializes in multiple exposure photography. His works are sometimes fantastic and sometimes crazy, and have been evaluated in various competitions. He has held solo exhibitions mainly in Tokyo and Osaka, and joined some art fairs in Japan and abroad. His works have been adopted as artwork for various advertisements, book bindings, and corporate calendars. He also teaches film camera workshops at various schools. Follow him on Instagram.

• Grant Spanier

  

  Grant Spanier is a director and photographer from Los Angeles. As part of the directing duo, DAD, he produces music videos, creative direction, and fashion/editorial photographs.

• Han Yao

  

  姚燚垚 (Han Yao) is a senior photography media person who has been working in the editorial department of the famous domestic professional photography magazine “摄影之友 PHOTOGRAPHERS’ COMPANION” for many years and has cooperated with a series of camera brands including Canon, Nikon, Sony, Fujifilm, Leica, Sigma, Hasselblad, DJI and so on. Han Yao is a deep photography equipment enthusiast who started to come into contact with various types of film cameras and antique cameras, including Lomography cameras, during his study in the UK. He has collected over a hundred old cameras.

• Hannah Bailey

  

  Hannah Bailey is a passionate award-winning photographer, journalist and producer who has been immersed in the underground scene of action sports, adventure,and outdoors for over 11 years. Born in Edinburgh, Hannah’s work documenting the skateboarding scene worldwide has resulted in awards from the Women’s Sport Trust and Campaign Magazine and features in media such as i_D, Dazed, Asian Geographic, and Women’s Fitness. Her passion is to show the creative side of photography, shooting on film, and being fuelled by nature’s natural luminous light. She has been a proud Lomographer since 2010. Photo by Rupert Shanks.

• Hiroshi Chinzei

  

  A passionate photographer from Japan, Hiroshi Chinzei is the store manager of Daikanyama Kitamura Photo Equipment.

• Holger Nitschke

  

  Holger Nitschke has been taking digital photos since 2004. In 2019, he started shooting in analogue and learned how to develop his own films and print photographs. His main focus is portrait and fashion photography – preferably in black and white. Ever since he experimented with expired films, colored photos now found a place in his portfolio as well. He loves spontaneous and experimental photo shoots and can be described as absolutely obsessed with photography.

• HuangMaGua（皇马卦）

  

  "HuangMaGua（皇马卦)" is a show hosted by Huangfu Xiaoliang and Ma Yiwei. Since 2017, they have been sharing film photography content through vlogs. "HuangMaGua" discusses film photography in a relaxed way, making it accessible to all. They believe that "the value of photography lies in recording and expressing" and encourage everyone to experience it. They have worked with Lomography, Canon, and Fujifilm. Follow them at Bilibili. Ma Yiwei is responsible for planning, editing, and hosting the show. He has been engaged in the advertising creative industry for 10 years and has worked in different art institutions. He also participated in the exhibition design work of photographers such as Araki Nobuyoshi in China. Follow him on Instagram as marberboss. Huangfu Xiaoliang is a photography teacher who has taught in colleges for 10 years. He has a collection of more than 1,000 photography books, and often shares the reading reviews on his own channel 皇甫晓亮.

• Ilaria Magliocchetti Lombi

  

  In 2006, Ilaria Magliocchetti Lombi started documenting the new Italian independent music scene. Since then, she has worked for many bands and artists, as a photographer and art director, becoming a reference in the national music scene. In 2016. she joined the Contrasto agency. Over the years she has focused her research on portraits, which have become her expressive and artistic medium. She works as a portraitist for the most important Italian and foreign magazines, photographing writers, film directors, politicians, athletes, and musicians. In recent years, her photographic production has been driven by a desire to explore, through portraiture, issues of social concern and rights. She teaches portrait photography at the IED. In 2021, her first book JHALAK was published by RVMHUB. She lives in Rome but travels as soon as she can. Follow her on Instagram.

• Jack Munsch

  

  Jack Munsch is a photographer and filmmaker based in London and is also the creator and curator of Photo Cinematica - the home for cinematic photography online. He began shooting film as an attempt to make photos that looked like movie stills, using atmosphere and the texture of film as a storytelling tool, and more recently, exploring this idea in his love affair with street photography

• Jaime García

  

  Jaime is an advertiser, creator, and a Polaroid addict based in Madrid. He found love for analogue photography in 2017 and in 2019, decided to open a YouTube channel to show his adventures by creating a new style of videos around the analogue niche. His main goal is to let the world know that analogue photography is a super fun hobby by telling crazy stories and experiments he gets excited about.

• Jatuporn Pateepaparnee

  

  Jatuporn Pateepaparnee is a photographer, a video editor and a freelance graphic designer. He began his photography path in 2014 which has become more intense as the more he took photos, the more he is into his work.

• Jeremy Cheung

  

  Jeremy Cheung started his photography career a decade ago in a bid to capture the rapidly changing cityscape of Hong Kong, which then became the recurring theme on his work. As an urban, event, and architectural photographer, he focuses on capturing candid stories with a strong focus on mood, geometry, and typography.

• Jerry

  

  Jerry has been a photographer for five years. With a passion for street, documentary, and portrait photography, he created his own Instagram hashtag ＃小人物大城市 (“small characters in the big city”) with the hope of inspiring everyone to be more aware of their surroundings. He extensively photographed “The First Fruit and Vegetable Wholesale Market” in Taiwan, published the first photo book《輪轉》(liàn-tńg), and held an exhibition of his work in 2019.

• Jim Fisher

  

  Jim Fisher handles photo gear reviews and news coverage at PCMag. In his decade plus covering the industry, he’s enjoyed a front-row seat for the mirrorless camera and smartphone photography revolutions, but he’s got a soft spot for film and mechanical cameras. His favorites include an early 50s Rolleiflex, Leica M3, and Pentax LX, and he is especially a fan of the look of mid-20th century lenses. You’ll often find him looking for good frames on a wooded trail or old cemetery. Catch him on Instagram.

• Jiun Shin

  

  Jiun Shin is a film photographer based in South Korea. She is active in various fields of art such as video and art directing. As a person who collects misaligned, sullen moments, she takes on challenges and enjoys adventures in any situation. She feels that there is no limit to creating a dream image by exploring Lomography’s unique equipment. She also draws colorful dreams using Lomography’s color negative films and says that the important thing is joyful, unelectable, and mysterious beauty. Catch her on Instagram.

• Johanna Olk

  

  Born in 1993 in France, Johanna Olk studied industrial design. This is the reason why she has always been attracted by objects and compositions with simple and timeless beauty. Her work has been exhibited in France and in the United States, it’s simple but still, it creates an emotion. In her fine line drawings, her watercolors or in her oils on canvas, she imagines women who look like they are dreaming, wrapped in certain melancholia. The artist takes us into her world where time seems to have suddenly stopped. She invites us to obverse faces with fascinating eyes, these cool gazes draw our attention and paradoxically comfort us.

• Jonathan Paragas

  

  Jonathan Paragas is a street photographer whose main medium is film. He first started shooting portraits in 2015 but never found the complete fulfilment he was hoping for. He decided to turn his lens to the streets for the first time, capturing the hidden stories of the people that walk in plain sight. Street photography is no longer just a hobby for Jonathan but became his life-long passion.

• Jules Renault

  

  Jules Renault is a Parisian director and photographer. Passionate about music and street culture, Jules gets his inspiration and energy from the skate, hip-hop, blues, and cinema universes. In 2021, he released a book and exhibited his first solo show: “Crown Heights - Suspended in Times”. Alongside his personal work, he does photoshoots for brands. Jules loves to experiment with the analogue medium. Catch him on Instagram.

• Julia Beyer

  

  Julia Beyer is an instant/analog photographer from Germany. Fueled by her imagination gone wild, she creates dreamlike portraits and surreal atmospheres that are infused with an insatiable wanderlust and her love for indie music. Her work is featured in various international online and offline magazines, exhibitions and music releases. She is a member of the renowned 12:12 Project and Stefanie Schneider’s "Instant Dreams" online Gallery. Photo by Joep Gottemaker.

• Kamila Kulik

  

  Taking inspiration from films, literature, and modern art, Kamila Kulik (@kamila_k) shoots dreamy and evocative portraits with a Holga camera. She’s one of the participants in our first ever artist residency week in Vienna as part of her prize for winning in the Human Stories category of the 2016 TEN AND ONE Awards.

• Khalifa Al Obaidly

  

  As a marine biologist, Khalifa Al Obaidly first passion is underwater photography. He works for the Qatar Museums as the director of their artist residency program and runs the Khalifa Art Center.

• Kida Sepmongkollert

  

  Kida Sepmongkollerd graduated with a master’s degree in Telecommunications Management at the College of Innovation, Thammasat University. He is a specialist photographer and the first runner-up of Fan Pan Tae, a famous quiz show in Thailand, in the camera category. Aside from this, he is the Business Development Manager of the Big Camera Corporation Public Company Limited, a speaker for the Techno for Life show on FM 99MHz radio, and owner of the Facebook fan page and Youtube Channel, SnapTech Zone.

• Kunihiko Miyamoto

  

  Kunihiko Miyamoto started his career as a staff member at a photo studio, then became manager of a chain of minilabs, and then went out on his own. He operated the Saishoku Kenbi photo store in Tokyo for 20 years and relaunched it in 2019 as Photo Depot Saishoku Kenbi, an online store focusing on film development by mail. Popular services include the development of 110mm film, support for high-resolution scanning, and the creation of a course of "filmimi" (film ears), a scanning service that includes perforation, and other creative options. He is also working daily to provide generous support for film users, such as by creating Lomography-specific developing courses (LomoKino, 110 film, etc.), and has been featured on Lomography Partners.

• Kurt Prinz

  

  Kurt Prinz started his photography journey as a means to capture fleeting moments and emotions. He has been a photographer for more than a decade with a strong focus on journalism and commercial work for PR and advertising.

• Kyle Depew

  

  Kyle Depew started his passion project, Brooklyn Film Camera, in 2015. It’s one of the few stores in New York that specializes in analogue photography and restoration of vintage instant cameras.

• La Fille Renne

  

  La Fille Renne is a French and non-binary film photographer, osteologist, baby tattoo artist and teacher. She enjoys photographing people, intimacy, curiosities, travels, and cats. Along with Raphaëla Icguane, she is the co-founder Polysème Magazine, a printed magazine about feminism, film photography, and art. She also directed short films which focused on bodies and sexualities with Laure Giappiconi and Elisa Monteil.

• Laetitia Duveau

  

  Laetitia Duveau is the founder and CEO of Curated by GIRLS, a platform promoting diversity and equality through art. Also an artist herself, she became a curator when she moved from Paris to Berlin in 2016 to find inspiration. This acted as a catalyst for a new chapter in her life. With a passion for art and a love of challenges, the need to create a community supporting emerging female, and queer talents, became her mission. Photo by Louise Lemeur.

• Lalomixu

  

  Eduardo Espinoza Chávez a.k.a (@lalomixu) is one half of (@filmindreams) Laboratory and analogue store in Mexico, who along with moda_daniela offers a variety of products and promote experimental analog photography in the country. Lalo, over the course of 10 years, has gone through various formats from 110 to large format, instant. He likes analogue experimental techniques such as film soup, double exposure, burning negatives, EBS technique, film swap, etc. He was also a winner of the Moving Image category: The Cinematics Award in 2018 and is a plastic fantastic lover at heart. Follow him on Instagram.

• Lanna Apisukh

  

  With her background in skateboarding and gymnastics, Lanna Apisukh is always ready to capture the action. As a lifestyle, portrait, and documentary photographer, her work celebrates youth, individuality, culture, style, and travel.

• Leah Frances

  

  Leah Frances is the eye behind American Squares, an Instagram photography project that documents American cultural relics and iconography. Frances’ work has been featured in numerous print and online platforms and has been exhibited nationally and internationally. Her first photo book, American Squares, was published by AINT-BAD in the fall of 2019.

• Lee Tsung Ming (李宗銘)

  

  As a winner of the Game Changers category of the TEN AND ONE Awards 2017, Lee Tsung Ming became one of the Lomographers to be part of the artist residency week. Always with an eye for compelling stories, he continuously amazes us with his thoughtful portraits.

• Lena Storjohann

  

  Lena Storjohann is a self-taught experimental photographer working on double and multiple exposures. She combines as many techniques as possible on 35mm film (like EBS, in-camera masks, filters, cross-processing, film soups, splits, and film swaps) to reflect on reality and truth in their vibrant plurality and their dependence on chance and to celebrate the beauty, humor, and absurdity of this world. This philosophical background and being a graduate art therapist strongly influenced her approach to photography. Remembering the Lomography community’s kindness and generosity regarding inspiration, information, and support over all the years, she enjoys sharing her acquired skills and ongoing research by writing articles and giving workshops at the experimental photo festival in Barcelona (EXP.22). Her photos have been exhibited in Spain and Colombia.

• Lertkiat Chongjirajitra

  

  Lertkiat Chongjirajitra is an orchestral trumpeter and photographer. He’s the owner of LERT’s which is famous for its high-quality film processing and scan service based in Bangkok.

• Linksphotograph

  

  Linksphotograph (jichangyuan) is a young landscape photographer from China. He graduated from the Department of Art Photography in Tokyo, Japan, and received a good education in traditional photography. He has worked with brands such as Nikon, Canon, OPPO, Insta360, DJI, and Zhiyun. In 2021, he held many photography exhibitions in Japan and China: [To The Peak] at the Sony Imaging Gallery in Ginza, Japan, [Traveling 旅しないカメラ] at Place MArt Gallery, and a solo exhibition "探索不止 Keep Exploring" at Nikon China Store (Shanghai) November. Follow him on Bilibili at Linksphotograph or visit his website.

• LithiumSociety

  

  Photographer and art director Vale and Matt work for HB production, a fresh graphic design studio in Rome, Italy. They have two distinct voices, but together they run an artistic profile devoted to analogue photography called LithiumSociety.

• Lorraine Healy

  

  Born and raised in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Lorraine Healy has been a resident of Washington State, US, for the last 28 years. An award-winning poet as well as a photographer, she is an inveterate dog lover, traveler, and hiker.

• Louis Dazy

  

  Paris-based director and photographer Louis Dazy started his career of making nostalgic and cinematic images four years ago. Through his careful angling, focus, lighting and composition, Louis turns nocturnal urban events into moments of tender melancholy, sometimes even magic. He launched his first self-published photobook, Dreams in Technicolor, in 2019.

• Luca Eandi

  

  Luca Eandi is a writer and photographer who has lived on both coasts, the Dirty South, and three continents. He is currently based in Brooklyn, NY, where he practices a whole lot of street photography and not a ton of patience. He’s been working for KEH Camera for half a decade, putting gear into the hands of extraordinary people and keeping film photography alive for future generations. He can be found on his not-updated-in-a-while website, Instagram, and YouTube, as well as KEH for many of his articles.

• L’oeil d’Eos

  

  After a long journey round the globe, Eloïse et Luc decided to create L’oeil d’Eos, a creative studio specialised in photo and video mainly focused in the travel field but also in lifestyle, fashion and sport. L’oeil d’Eos’ creations are the testimony of authentic stories with the aim of subliming the interaction between man and nature. In their images, light and poetry prevail in order to encourage the viewers to travel, to discover and to feel the raw subtlety of the world. Passionate about travels, wild areas and mysterious atmospheres, they are also the curators of EOS | Explore Observe Share on Instagram.

• Maja Jutanda

  

  Living in the PNW where the adventure never stops, Maja loves to spend time outdoors, travel, and capture moments on film. Her main focus is black and white photography. When not capturing moments, she is the Purchasing and Sales Manager at Pro Photo Supply in Portland, Oregon, where she is responsible for purchasing the most cutting-edge photography technology for the company and supporting the photo community in all of their photographic needs. Maja graduated from the Hallmark Institute of Photography, with a degree in Commercial and Editorial Photography. After graduation, Maja traveled the vast expansive lands of the US with her partner and dog in both a van, documenting every step of her journey with beautiful photographs. Follow her on Instagram at @mjutanda.

• Manu2021

  

  Manuel Esteban Pages is a high school teacher and PhD student in Sociology (Madrid). Currently, he is also taking courses in the postgraduate course "Photography of Creation and Reflection" at the Institut d’Estudis Fotogràfics de Catalunya (Barcelona). He has been passionate about photography since he was a child. After working for a few years on digital photography, he has dedicated himself for five years to analogue photography and alternative processes based on techniques from the 19th century. So far he has held some exhibitions and, for the year 2023, he plans to take part in two more. Follow him on Instagram at @tdf_manu.

• Marcus Russell Price

  

  Marcus Russell Price is an award-winning photographer, documentary filmmaker and visual artist. His work has been featured in numerous outlets, including Netflix, Comedy Central, Marie Claire, and New York Magazine. Price is perhaps best known as a trusted photographer of comedians like Hannibal Buress, Pete Davidson, and Aziz Ansari. He is an Executive Producer of Expecting Amy, a documentary series featuring Amy Schumer, just released on HBO Max. Marcus has recently dedicated his time as a frontline photographer for the Black Lives Matter movement.

• Maria Kotylevskaja

  

  Maria Kotylevskaja works as photographer and content creator in Berlin. Since she depends on the speed and perfection of digital photography for her professional work, she enjoys using analogue cameras for freelance work and projects even more! Her focus is on the natural, which is why she mainly concentrates on portraits and nude photography.

• Mario Ferrer

  

  Another residency week participant, Mario Ferrer (@guanatos) is one of the champions in the Cinematics category of the 2016 TEN AND ONE Awards. Aside from capturing moments in photos, he’s also passionate about sharing his creative vision through short movies shot with the LomoKino.

• Marion Herbain

  

  Marion Herbain curates the popular Instagram account f1rstoftheroll which sets out to celebrate the first frame of a film roll, often discarded as an incomplete picture.

• Marta Huguet

  

  Madrid-based Marta Huguet specializes in emotive portrait photography. As the owner of La Peliculera and one of the co-founders of Whattaroll Magazine, she aims to give a platform for unrecognized talents in the film photography community.

• Martynas Katauskas

  

  Martynas Katauskas has been shooting on film for a decade and is one of the longtime members of the Lomography Community where is known as duffman. Currently, he’s studying photojournalism and documentary photography in Hannover while working as a photographer at Bremen’s newspaper Weser-Kurier.

• Maxime Gobet

  

  Maxime Gobet opened L’imaginarium du photographe in August 2016 in Clermont-Ferrand, in the center of France. In his analogue photography shop, you can find photo gear including Lomography products. There’s also a lab and an exhibition room. With three other photographers, Maxime recently created Association Monstre in order to promote even more photography in his town.

• Maxwell Schiano

  

  Maxwell Schiano is a freelance photographer, filmmaker, and producer living in New York City. His work focuses on celebrating NYC through its everyday moments, finding the intersection of beauty and realness. In 2020, he released his first print publication as "New York City Vibe" – an homage to NYC food carts, raising funds to support the Street Vendor Project. He’s worked for brands such as Tiffany & Co, HBO, Glossier, MoMA, RCA Records, Revlon, and more. Find him on the internet as @newyorkcityvibe.

• Mihály Alagi

  

  Mihály Alagi bends the rules of reality with his surreal multiple exposure photographs. When not playing with colors and layers, he captures the understated beauty of everyday scenarios in black and white, earning him the prize for the Monochrome category of the TEN AND ONE Awards 2017 and a spot in the artist residency week.

• Molly Kate

  

  Molly Kate is an American accountant, writer, and photographer now based in Cardiff, Wales. Currently writing photography news for 35mmc.com and creating Youtube videos about film photography on the hardest channel to spell, Eclectachrome. Highly attracted by shiny new things, she is an aspiring jack of all (film) trades and on a mission to try everything film-related and reasonably affordable at least once. Most of her film adventures are journaled in a Substack newsletter, also conveniently called Electachrome. Follow her on Instagram.

• Monsieur Bonheur

  

  Born in August 1991, Marvin Bonheur grew up in the 93 suburbs near Paris. In 2014, he began his first photographic project (Alzheimer). In the midst of an identity and artistic crisis, he took pictures of the 93 suburbs, the neighborhood where he grew up, for three years. Monsieur Bonheur is fascinated by architecture, the New Wave, the Drill, and the suburbs, and describes himself as a committed artist and intends to deepen his photographic exploration on the island of Martinique, the suburbs of London, always with a desire to highlight urban and popular culture. Follow him on Instagram at @MONSIEURBONHEUR.

• Montague Fendt

  

  Montague Fendt (@montagu) works as a director for advertising, commercials, and indie films. Fendt won in the Monochrome and Breaking Boundaries categories of the 2016 TEN AND ONE Awards and participated in our weeklong artist residency in Vienna.

• Morgane Erpicum

  

  Morgane Erpicum , who has found solace in the pace and rhythm of analog photography, travels the world exploring the theme of the monumental vastness of nature. Her photographs showcase the outer limits of our planet: otherworldly places where life must be strong, adaptable and resilient to survive. Her work invites us to draw a parallel between our own human fragility and the vulnerability of these extreme landscapes to change. Morgane dares to dream that capturing the Sublime of these places now—for tomorrow they could be gone— could help the world fall in love with these regions and inspire people to save them from destruction.

• Mak Takano

  

  Mak Takano is a member of Camera Suzuki and a Lomographer. He usually shoots with film and uses the camera Lomo LC-Wide the most. He shoots with a variety of films, but gets the best results with our Color Negative 100 and Color Negative 400. He also enjoys experimental multiple-exposure photography and has uploaded numerous works on his LomoHome or Instagram.

• Naeem Douglas

  

  Naeem Douglas is an Emmy-nominated journalist turned film photographer based in New York City. He spends some of his time on the streets of NYC making street portraits of strangers with his companion Sylvia The SL66 (Rollei SL66). He’s also the General Manager for Souls In Focus, an artist collective that works to connect creatives by providing fellowship, mentorship, and an inclusive space, especially for people of color. Catch him on Instagram.

• Naomi Davison

  

  Naomi Davison is a UK-based photographer with a background in magazine journalism. Currently part of the team at Intrepid Camera Co., helping to grow the large-format photography community and make the medium more accessible. Her personal work ranges from minimal portraiture to documentary style scenes predominantly shot on medium format film. She recently collaborated with Lomography to test out the new LomoGraflok 4x5 Instant Back.

• Nicola D’Orta

  

  Having extensively studied arts and photography, fashion, glamor, and portrait photographer Nicola D’orta used his knowledge to refine his own creative style. Through his images, he aims to highlight the subtle beauty of moments that often go unnoticed.

• Nicola D’Orta

  

  Born in Caserta, Italy, in 1984, Nicola D’Orta is a photographer certified by Leica. He has always considered art as a means of communication in all its forms and expressions. He studied at the University of Architecture "Luigi Vanvitelli" and has a Master in Advanced Photography at The European Institute of Design which he attended in Venice. This experience provided him tools to expand his knowledge about art and enabled him to create a form of individual creativity that has found its expression and practical synthesis in photography. In a world that moves too fast and doesn’t always give an opportunity to appreciate the beauty all around, he wants his photographs to be a small contribution to gather together moments, places, and faces, turning them into images and unforgettable emotions.

• Noemi Bellioni

  

  Berlin-based photographer Noemi Bellioni is capturing the world around her in amazingly versatile snapshots that will make you feel homesick for places you have never been. As the founder of BerlinOnFilm, Noemi is leading a community of passionate non-professional film photographers that regularly meet up for Photo Walks and other shenanigans!

• Nopawach Bom Gajajiva

  

  Photographer, conceptual artist, professional musician and founder of “The LightSaver” Nopawach Bom Gajajiva is an active artist based in Bangkok, Thailand. He uses both film and digital medium to capture his art. For many years, Bom has been consistently working with many photographic brands including Lomography.

• Nural Idrisoglu

  

  For the past seven years, Nural Idrisoglu has been sharing her passion for film photography as the manager of Lomography Turkey.

• Nuria Cabrera Sancho

  

  Nuria Cabrera Sancho is a journalist based in Barcelona. In addition to her job as a host of a local radio show and as marketing manager, Nuria also has a blog where she expresses her most intimate feelings and experiences. She loves to travel, even more so with an analogue camera in tow. Always equipped with a 120 or 35 mm camera, she captures the little details of daily life in different countries.

• Oliver Heinemann

  

  Oliver Heinemann is an architectural photographer and owner of Khrome, a photography shop in Hamburg, Germany catering to all things analogue, and a professional lab for photo and motion picture film processing. He is one of the founding members of BVAF, the first German association dedicated to supporting and propagating architectural photography as a sustainable business and art form. Oliver has been a fan of Lomography since its inception in the late 90s. For him, the most important thing to learn about photography is to simply go out and shoot, no matter what camera, film, etc. that you have. With that in mind, he is honored to participate as a judge in the Lomography Awards.

• Patrice Baunov

  

  As a self-styled “Visual Arthropologist”, Patrice Baunov works as a documentary storyteller who captures moments in an experimental approach through manual manipulation of the camera, film, developing process, etc. Through his work, he seeks to preserve and present his own perception of the world and to document life, culture, architecture, nature, and more.

• Paul Hepper

  

  Paul Hepper is a photographer and videographer from Berlin. For him, the most important aspect of photography is for the images to convey moods. Paul also shares his knowledge on photography through his YouTube channel PaulsGym.

• Paul McKay

  

  As the one of the founders of Analogue Wonderland, Paul Mckay lives and breathes film photography. His first foray into the medium started with an Olympus OM1 he inherited from his father-in-law. Through his analogue-exclusive store, he aims to make film photography more accessible and fun for everyone.

• Paul del Rosario

  

  Paul del Rosario is the founder of 120LOVE, a lifestyle brand based in Japan that aims to keep the analogue spirit relevant and fun in today’s predominantly digital world.

• Photoblog.hk

  

  Photoblog.hk is founded by Alex, Kenneth, Rex, and Nok. Outside the blog, the team members have different occupations and specialities, but they have the same passion for photography and writing. They consider Photoblog as a notebook for photographers, recording all the latest advancement in photography.

• Pierre P. Marchal

  

  Pierre P. Marchal is the founder and art director of JPPM, an agency that specializes in digital art direction, art curation, and communications strategy.

• Pierre Pomonti

  

  Parisian by adoption and founder of Folkr, Pierre Pomonti has been filling his daily life with images for almost 10 years. With a small film camera loaned by his mother, Pierre began by photographing the landscapes of his hometown, Marseille. Today, he immortalizes the models and anonymous with the same thread: the natural. He has a passion for stolen photos and backstages. With Folkr, he deciphers trends and draws the portrait of the talents of today and tomorrow.

• Pietro Contaldo

  

  Pietro Contaldo is a Neapolitan street photographer and president of Igersitalia, the largest community of content creators in the world. Since 2016, he has been the Italian ambassador of 24 Hour Project, a worldwide project of street and documentary photography. Pietro is also the co-founder of Foodtellers, a documentary project about cooking and street food. He is a lover of Ilford HP 5 Plus 35mm.

• Pirak Anurakyawachon

  

  Pirak Anurakyawachon is professional photographer and former editor of Art4D magazine. "Dei Pirak Anurakyawachon" of Spaceshift Studio is the foremost architectural photography studio in Thailand. Follow them on Instagram and Facebook.

• Ramón Jiménez III

  

  Ramón Jiménez III is the manager of our Embassy Store in Barcelona. He is passionate about telling stories through captivating portraits shot film.

• Ray Ong

  

  Ray Ong is a designer and photographer with a flair for cinematic instant image, which earned him a spot in the Now or Never category of the Lomography Awards. When shooting, he prefers capturing the quietness and atmosphere of moments and feels the most carefree when discovering new places with his camera.

• Revela’T

  

  Revela’T, the international festival of contemporary analog photography, is a unique event in Spain and pioneer in the world - absolutely singular and an international reference - that attracts the attention of photographers and people interested in Art and Culture from all over the world. The presence of all these artists and creators of the first level has allowed consolidation of the excellence and international dimension of this analog event, in which photographers from many countries participate. Follow them on Instagram.

• Ricardo Moreno

  

  Ricardo Moreno is the director of POORdesigner.com, a company in Bogotá, Colombia, dedicated to the promotion of design, art and analogue photography. In 2010, he became the brand ambassador of Lomography Colombia, which opened an opportunity for him to get connected with traditional photography, a magic process that he nowadays enjoys. He also loves to find colors, shapes, functionality and technology integrated into objects, images, and products.

• Robert of London Camera Project

  

  The driving force behind the London Camera Project, London-born Robert is a self-taught photographer with a love for all formats who is just as at home shooting protests as he is shooting portraits. Apart from photography, he has been organising photo walks and other community-based meetups for a number of years. Robert has recently made a number of contributions to podcasts and YouTube live videos.

• Roberto Fiuza

  

  With his mastery of light and shadow, Roberto Fiuza (@robertofiuza) turns everything his camera captures into surreal, symmetrical photographs. As a winner of the Game Changers category in the 2016 TEN AND ONE Awards, he became one of our Residency Week participants in Vienna.

• Ronmonroe

  

  Born in Hunan province, 龙梦柔 Ronmonroe is a girl from a minority Tujia family. She started to study photography by herself in college and often recorded her life with film, and after graduating from college, she went to Japan to become an artist, working as a model and actress and co-starred in movies with Japanese actors Yokohama Ryuusei and Yamada Ryosuke. She has 310,000 followers on Instagram, and has opened a special film account to continue sharing her daily life with film, and has a unique love for photography and film.

• Rumpaporn Vorasiha

  

  Rumpaporn Vorasiha is a freelance photographer and special instructor for photography at the Bangkok University.

• Sally & Matthias

  

  As the Founders and Presidents of the Lomographic Society International, there couldn’t possibly be better judges than Sally and Matthias. They’re particularly fond of the shot from the hip!

• Sarah Blard

  

  Independent photographer, Sarah Blard has been passionate about analogue photography for many years. With her camera, she catches the fine line between the real world and the imaginary, somewhere between the visible and the invisible. Sarah’s photos have been published online and in printed magazines. She has been exhibited in France and Spain, too.

• Scofield Chan

  

  Scofield Chan (Chan Ho Yin) is a street photographer, YouTube blogger, and coordinator of photography courses. He has a major in Fine Arts and he loves exploring the city on foot and organizes photo walks in Hong Kong. He has won various awards including PX3 2022 and the winner of the National Geography Hong Kong Photo Contest in 2019. His works are now sold in commercial art galleries. When you search @Sco_street, you can find him on Instagram and YouTube.

• Sebastian Alvin Setiawan

  

  Sebastian Alvin Setiawan is an analogue enthusiast from Indonesia whose work focuses on portraiture and street. He is one of the champions of the Now and Never category of the TEN AND ONE Awards 2017, which earned him a ticket to be part of the Residency Week.

• Sebastian Gansrigler

  

  Born in Burgenland, Austria in 1994, Sebastian Gansrigler now works as an independent photographer for museums and galleries, and as a graphic designer in Vienna. His education encompasses both media design and media technology. He has been the publisher and editor-in-chief of the new indie photography magazine Auslöser since 2019.

• Sebastian Hilgetag

  

  Sebastian Hilgetag is a fashion, editorial, and commercial photographer. More than the look or style, he makes it a point to have a strong and unique concept on every photo he creates.

• Sebastian Kortmann

  

  Photographer and director Sebastian Kortmann always works with special thinking about aesthetics and the human being. After working for years as a commercial director, his long-lasting passion for photography eventually grew back which led him to shoot various projects, from commercials to portraits.

• Shane Taylor

  

  Shane Taylor is an Irish photographer based in London, whose work explores the romance and poetry found in ordinary city life. He has published two books and has been featured in The Guardian, Grazia, and The Irish Times. You can find him on Instagram and YouTube.

• Shintaro Nakamura

  

  Shintaro Nakamura is the director of SCHEMA, inc. and a photographer. His photos appear in the packaging of the limited edition Lomography x Kitamura LomoChrome Metropolis TOKYO FILM, celebrating 20 years of Lomography Japan.

• Simon King

  

  Simon King is a documentary photographer, writer, and teacher. His most recent publication is D.C. Exclusion Zone offering a perspective on the highly restricted situation surrounding Washington D.C. during the 59th Presidential Inauguration. Simon is a member of the New Exit Group, which collaborates on long-form social narrative stories and photo essays. Headshot by Zack Webb.

• Simone Savo

  

  Simone Savo has been shooting on film for more than a decade and is an avid fan of film soup experiments. He creates entertaining content for his recipes and reviews of different cameras and films on his Instagram account.

• Sissi Lu

  

  Sissi Lu is a film photographer based in New York City. Always carrying her Hasselblad 500cm, she captures the empathetic nature of humanity everywhere she travels. Sissi’s current project a Word to the Young archives timeless wisdom with storytelling portraits of the elderly community.

• Sombat Sunthoncharu

  

  Sombat Sunthoncharu is a private photography mentor who takes inspiration from street and portrait photography. He is the owner of HiM LAB, which is like a playground for film photography. Catch him on Facebook.

• Sophie Schwartz

  

  Sophie Schwartz is a New York-based photographer, book artist, and archivist. She is the photo editor of PIQUE, a magazine that celebrates the art and cultural contributions of queer women and non-binary individuals. Her work bridges traditional technique with contemporary content, working primarily with a large format view camera. She currently works at The Penumbra Foundation.

• Sophirat Muangkum

  

  A self-taught photographer, Sophirat Muangkum has been in the industry for more than a decade. Her work focuses on artistic and conceptual nudes and has been exhibited widely in Thailand and Singapore.

• Stella Gelardi Malfilatre

  

  Stella Gelardi Malfilatre is a documentarian, photographer, and researcher. Through her eye-catching work, she gives emphasis on the unique character of the people she photographs.

• Taotzu Chang

  

  Taotzu Chang is a professional photographer from Taiwan. Their work mainly focuses on wedding photography and portrait photography, and their interest is in street photography. Taotzu is currently running a photographic YouTube channel called “imokahhhh”, dedicated to promoting photography-related knowledge to all audiences.

• Taylor Pendleton

  

  Taylor Pendleton is a film and digital photographer based in the USA. She runs a photography YouTube channel and works on various productions with Sunny Sixteen as a director and photographer. Her career has been varied and full of opportunities to shoot different things, in different ways, all around the world. Right now, she’s most interested in black-and-white film and colorful studio portraiture. Catch her on Instagram.

• The Maxwells

  

  Together known as The Maxwells, creative duo Ruby June and Philip express their shared love for photography through their compelling and well-conceptualized portraits.

• Tobi Pripicart

  

  Tobi Pripicart is one of Germany’s most sought-after analogue photographers, hailing from beautiful Garmisch-Partenkirchen! His signature style of amazingly intimate portraits showcasing raw feminine beauty in all its softness and roughness is truly captivating.

• Torsten Dittkuhn

  

  One of the veterans in the Lomography Community, Torsten Dittkuhn, popularly known as bloomchen, is an avid ultimate frisbee player and medium format lover. He has proven his dedication for the experimental photography time and again, bagging a spot in the Trial and Error category of the TEN AND ONE Awards 2017 and participating in the competition’s artist residency week.

• Tung Li

  

  Tung Li is an artist and professional photographer from Taiwan also known as “Visual Wasted”. Over the past four years, he has concentrated on creating visual arts about the relation between oneself and the society they live in. At the core of his work is the belief that art should question the prevailing system and provide a space for introspection to its creators. His photographs have been part of multiple group and solo exhibitions.

• Valerie Timmermans

  

  Passionate and collecting all things photography, Valerie Timmermans is the curator of the Instagram account dedicated to photography @valtimmermans and an associate curator on the project @subjectivelyobjective. Recently, she was invited by photographer Matthieu Venot to write the preface to his upcoming book. She’s currently working on two personal instant photo projects: @234_stations and @wasser__s__turm, together with @gangswithaview.

• Wangyunhan

  

  Wangyunhan started the road of photography fifteen years ago. They used to be a reporter in Taiwan, but now, still devoted to media-related careers. Wangyunhan is passionate about black & white photography, documentation, travel series, portraiture and street photography. In 2021, they held a solo photography exhibition 《歸途》(One’s way home), which connects the relationship between Maesalong, Thailand, and their hometown Taiwan. They had a long conversation between the lone soldiers and their descendants on the old memories, history and culture and hope to know more about their stories behind.

• Willie Schumann

  

  Longtime Community member Willie Schumann (@wil6ka) is the creative force behind the Magazine series, The World According to Herr Willie. Being a TV journalist and filmmaker has taken him to places some could only dream of, collecting truly captivating stories along the way.

• Wong Kar Wai

  

  As an actor and influencer, Wong Kar Wai brings attention to social issues in hilarious yet informative videos — a style he brings into his carefree and quirky film photographs.

• Yameen - filmhowyalike

  

  Yameen is a photographer and sifter in the land of fun. Based in San Francisco, California, he is always looking to capture the beautiful, the gritty, the absurd & the unexpected. Follow him at @filmhowyalike on Instagram, X (Twitter), and his LomoHome. His website can be found at yameen.com.

• Yoshitaka Goto

  

  One of the most talented Lomographers in the Community, Yoshitaka Goto (@gocchin) pushes the boundaries of film photography with his exceptional multiple exposure images, which had been exhibited in our Gallery Store in Japan. Goto participated in our first artist residency in Vienna as one of the winners in the Monochrome category.

• Yusuke Nakamura

  

  Yusuke Nakamura, aka 金曜日のミニシアター(Friday mini theater) is a portrait photographer based in Kagawa, Japan who started taking pictures four years ago with digital cameras, but he recently switched to shooting film after he discovered LomoChrome Metropolis and Purple. As his analogue journey started with Lomography films, he believes he wouldn’t have switched to film without finding out about Lomography. His works mostly consist of color photos, but he’s also interested in monochromatic expression. Follow him on Instagram.

• Zhang Keyue

  

  Zhang Keyue is a commercial and art photographer with fashion and travel as his main focus. He currently resides in Toronto, Canada.

• Zhang Qianli

  

  Zhang Qianli is the founder of "原来这么拍 (So That’s It)" and a professional photographer and videographer who has collaborated with big brands in the field. In 2005, he won the first prize of the National Geographic Travel Photography Contest. He now lives in Toronto, Canada.

• Xiao Dao (回形岛)

  

  Xiao Dao is a freelance writer and photography lecturer. The style of his work pursues simplicity, purity and Zen. He is also a special photographer for the China National Geographic, contributing author for China Airlines, cooperative photographer for the Xinhua Newspaper, and the “Russia World Cup” special photographer for Baidu.

• Haiyin Lin (林海音)

  

  Haiyin Lin is a fashion photographer based in Beijing and New York. With a focus on portraiture, her work has been published in various magazines like Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar, Elle Magazine, National Geographic, and more.

• Qiang Yin (银强)

  

  Qiang Yin is a senior photographer in China and chief editor of Camera Beta. With a familiarity with various photography and camera equipment, he participated in co-organizing the “卡色 Kase” photography contest, CMG video film and television competition.