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In this poignant series, South Korea-based photographer Argus Paul Estabrook captures the aftermath of a tragedy that claimed the lives of students and teachers from Danwon High School and how the families of the departed deal with losing their loved ones for a second time.
LomoChrome Purple 400 is Lomography's answer to the legendary color infrared films Kodak Aerochrome and EIR. Much like its predecessors, it's technically demanding and full of surprises. Here's a rough guide to get that purple color you've always wanted.
Artist Nathalie Daoust dives into unknown realms to explore questions around escapism. For her project “Tokyo Hotel Story” she was granted exclusive access to the Alpha-In, one of Tokyo’s biggest love hotels and spent several months photographing the dominatrixes who work there. In the following interview, she talks to Lomography about sexuality across cultures and the importance of darkroom experiments in her creative process.
Ella Lama is a letterer and illustrator based in Manila, Philippines. Her work is a perfect mix of good cheer and unfeigned creativity. Recently, she designed a Lomo'Instant White camera with cute and playful illustrations inspired by her Japan trip.
Together with my wife, I was in Russia visiting her family and friends. One day when we visited her family I ran out of films. So I asked my mother-in-law if she accidentially still has some left because she also still shoots film. She gave me a few and among them was also this one. It seems like to have been already exposed once by my father-in-law on a journey long time ago. What happened now is, without knowing that it was exposed already, I put it in my old LOMO Lubitel because I wanted to try a 35mm film in this medium format camera. The results are here. Somtimes there are no double exposuresat all, so only the journey of my father-in-law or only my shots (even some doubleexposures) or there are nice doubles of two different exposures from approx. 20 years ago and recently in 2015. For me a quite interesting, unexpected surprise. But I really like it.
Influenced by the work of Caravaggio, Berlin-based photographer Klara Johanna Michel hand-painted photographs are reminiscent of Renaissance art. The images are highly stylized and the subjects are posed to mimic the appearance of religious beings. Who would have thought that such mystery and old world charm could similarly be achieved with the help of an instant camera?
Playing arround with my new LED Lenser M7R X and M14 X high performance lamps. http://blog.kretke.net/2012/11/ausprobiert-led-lenser-m7r-x-und-m14-x-taschenlampen.html | Home developed and expired hybrid processed film. More about HPro2: http://www.lomography.com/magazine/tipster/2011/02/01/handmade-hybrid-processing-hpro
The funniest thing about these guys is that they rode the bike like this as well!! i have NO idea, how is it possible, but it's true! the dog doesn't fall, he rides the bike like this))))
Wow. At first I was super iffy about this film. Bought it, found out that my current IR filter (780mm) was too strong. Bought a 720mm. Then I was iffy about metering with the filter on. But hey took a risk! came out great; still have more rolls of it.
