I recently came across a blog that is brimming with inspirational stuff for photographers and designers. If you're either, both, or just in need of something to jump-start your creative spirit, here are some selected anecdotes answering 'One Important Question.'
Are you in the mood to try something crafty and creative? Why don't you try your hands on some interesting DIY projects, like making your very own splitzers to slice and dice your snapshots with!
I was stranded in Kasakhstan with plenty of time on my hand. But suddenly I bumped into the charming Aizhan Bekmukhamedova, who is running the fashion web-portal http://look.tm/ in Almaty. I asked her, if she would help me to organize a local fashion-shooting and within hours she came up with a handful of great models. This will be the second album of this series.
Cameron Highlands is a little hilly paradise full of hidden surprises and breathtaking scenery. While in Cameron Highlands, you should visit the Time Tunnel Museum, the first memorabilia museum in Malaysia. It was opened by See Kok Shan, an avid collector of knick-knacks and memorabilia.
On a hot and steamy day in July we ventured in the neighborhood of Pilsen of Chicago. With cameras in hand, we discovered there were many other exciting neighborhoods close by as well!
We all know 35mm as the most ubiquitous film type out there, so what else do you need to know about it? Here's the lowdown on the most popular and enduring film format of all time!
There are non-conformist analogue photographers who prefer medium format after discovering its quirks and quality. Will you soon be one of them? Maybe after you find out more about 120 film here!
The 110 film format was introduced by Kodak in 1972. Have you had the chance to shoot with this kind of film? Most us already know about the 35mm and 120 film format. But what about 110? Find out more after the break.
You may have heard that the Lomography Gallery Store Chicago is in the works. If not, here's your notice! Not only are we getting ready to open this analogue hub next to Lake Michigan, but we want your amazing images of the Windy City to be a permanent part of the Gallery Store's soon to be unveiled LomoWall!
Earlier in the month, a group of Chicago based Lomographers took a trip to the zoo! With our trusty cameras guiding the way, we took it all in and had a great day!
The time (usually at 6:00 P.M. in my hometown) for Moslem to pray Sholat Maghrib ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I use this photo at article http://www.lomography.com/magazine/reviews/2012/11/26/horizon-perfekt-a-camera-also-perfect-for-vertical-view-shoots
