Compare, contrast, draw inspiration from, and even shake your head in disagreement at the answers from our special guest contributors. Today, we're featuring Tracianne & Trasienne Estrada, a pair of analogue shooting, hair banging, and wanderlusting sisters from the Philippines.
How's this for hardcore? Photographer Dabe Alan decided to document his sessions with tattoo artist Tony Touch as he got intricately inked with symbolic camera and film designs! Analogue cameras + tattoos + time-lapse videos = all the things we like! Watch the cool clips below.
If only we were two then things could be easier -- we'd finish tasks earlier, discover more places, and meet more people in this world. But then, that's a magic we still can't accomplish, that's why the illusion of double exposing is here! (POTD 05.05.12)
Just because we lomographers are carefree snapshooters doesn't mean we don't need some essential tools and supplies when we're out in the field. Let me share with you some of the basic stuff you can easily find and put together to create a Survival Kit!
It is undeniable that we Lomographers have an endless fascination for cats. Hey, I could bet that they are favorite subjects! Those cute felines, they surely make our day!
Hot off the press! Lomography Gallery Store Singapore is featured In the latest issue of Travellution, a bi-monthly local magazine. Grab your copy today! (Or come by the store and ask one of our staffers to translate if you can't read Mandarin!)
I accidentally dropped my camera at the live concert the other day... freaked out a bit and went right away to the camera repair shop! ... Here is the first try on both camera and doubles with Black and White film!
We've been in the Twitterverse for six years already? My, my, how tweets fly! Here are some fast facts about the social media site and how you can join LomoJeopardy, our very own Twitter game, and win Piggies! Oink oink! Tweet tweet!
International Women’s Day is celebrated annually on March 8. Celebrations around the world take place to honor women and their achievements. This year, we’d like to celebrate by showing appreciation for some women who have made their mark in the photography world.
In times of emergencies, you might find it a hassle to rummage around your bag and look for the items that you need. Here's a quick and simple tipster that will help you. Read on for the steps.
A few months ago, we challenged you to get extra crafty and do more with your photos with a Clever Collages Rumble. Each of the entries were eye-catching in their own way, but there's one that totally blew us away. Check out the winners after the jump!
Art lies in the heart of every city! And for our Manila CitySlickers' second task, we asked them to roam around their analogue cities and know more about its artistic side. Let's take a look at what Joanne has to share with us after the stop.
Jim Marshall was able to capture some of rock 'n roll's finest moments through his camera. Take a look at some of his photos and learn more about him in this second installment of Behind the Lens.
Let's do something fun that everyone can take part in for this installment of the Analogue Reader. I'm not sure if this is familiar to you, but let's do 15 Books, where you share with the community 15 books that you've read that will always stick with you. Are you ready?
In the early 20th century, English photographer Arthur Mole and his American associate John Thomas were commissioned to take photos of soldiers while they assembled to form various symbols in the history of America. Learn more after the break.
I've re-started an idea that I've had for a long time; transforming lomographic photographs from our community into paintings! I did my first painting almost a year ago, but I thought it deserved some explanation. Read more about it after the break!
This is my very first collage, since I was interested with the 'Clever Collage Rumble'. First I thought about the theme of my collage. It should be fun! In my opinion, Lomo is about having fun with your camera and your creativity. No rules! My collage is created by using my photos while everyone's wearing funglasses.
Two twelfth graders paved their way into awesomeness by launching a Lego man into outer space and took photos of its journey using a DiY rig and a $400 budget. Let's check it out!
In 1995, The Smashing Pumpkins released a double-album representing day and night - "Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness". It's one of the most successful albums during the '90s, which also spawned the most memorable and very creative videos in MTV history.
Izima Kaoru was born in Kyoto in 1954 and is best recognized for his series “Landscapes with a Corpse.” These photos combine horror with beauty in portraying models and actresses acting out their ideal deaths.
13 years ago, Jeff Harris made a New Year's resolution - that is to take a picture of himself each day. And 13 years and 4,748 self-portraits later, has done an amazing and inspiring work. Let's check it out.
Denim, son! Look at these amazing collages made entirely out of denim! British-born, Sweden-based artist Denimu incorporates cut up jeans to create his unique artworks. Check out the photos after the jump.
Light paintings and long exposures remain to be favorite techniques of Lomographers and film photographers, utilizing light to create interesting images. Internationally-acclaimed Tokihiro Sato has been doing just that--playing with light to capture photographs that are dreamy, compelling, and extraordinary.
Japanese artists are known for their unique and often highly surreal masterpieces that both challenge the mind and call for a vivid imagination. Take a look at the compelling works of Matsui Fuyuko and see if it draws you to her solo exhibition.
Sprocketed photos always shout to me (and others) that they're taken using 35mm film! Raw, undefined, and looks super great in almost all photos. Since the launch of Sprocket Rocket, I have never traveled without it! Landscapes, portraits, and moving vehicles are my best shots with the Sprocket Rocket. I do wedding shoots in sprockets too!
Japanese pop-artist Yoshitomo Nara recently released a book set containing all of his work. Can't get enough of his cute, spunky characters? This set will fill the lack of Yoshitomo Nara's artwork in your life. Read on...
Hi, we are the newly formed Lomography Singapore team. We would like you to know more about us, and vice versa. We are a small but cozy group of bandits and we would like to be your friends!
How would you like to have an instant twin, your wacky moments together immortalized on a photograph? Let Japanese photographer and artist Fumiko Imano show you how.
Japanese artist Baku Maeda has been working with paintbrushes and pens to create his art. Lately, he’s been working with ribbons and fabric to form different animals. Learn more about his one-of-a-kind art after the break.
Also nicknamed 'The Great Christmas Comet of 2011', Astrophotographer Stéphane Guisard made this time lapse video of the comet 'Lovejoy' last December 2011 as it rises above the Andes mountains near Santiago de Chile. Video after the jump...
Many of us are already familiar with some of the world's most iconic photographs. But, how do they look like when recreated using a different medium? Let's take a second look at these popular photographs interestingly rendered using LEGO pieces!
Luminescent jellyfish can be found in dark and deep ocean waters. A recent display at the Vancouver Aquarium showcases the beauty of these creatures using origami. Learn more after the break.
As we counted down the days to the much-awaited exhibit, Whilst We Wait and its founder, our very own Erin Emocling (basterda), were featured in some of the Philippines' leading newspapers and online publications. Read about Whilst We Wait in the press after the jump!
Photos taken for a span of one year, June 2010-May 2011. One theme per month, a highlight of sorts. The rolls (I used 2) were developed a year later and were matched with their respective graphic journal entry. Interesting project, will do it again if ever.
