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Loving what you do day in and day out is a challenge for a lot of creators. Luckily for Manila-based photographer JAO, things fell right into place the moment he decided to pick up a camera.
For this next set, we'll be having the works of seasoned Lomographer João a.k.a. bravopires and analogue sprout Michael a.k.a. michaclimb juxtaposed as they tackle landscape photography, Lomo-style.
Alfred Gerke, longtime Lomographer and black and white expert tested our new Fantôme Kino B&W ISO 8 film. Here he talks about his impressions about the new low ISO film.
I love my LC-A+ but one of its flaws is you can’t get really close to your subject. Luckily there is an easy fix that involves an LC-A splitzer, the right close up filters, and two minutes of your time.
Long exposure is among the more popular techniques used to capture light, and it can be done so easily and beautifully to capture the illusion of night. There's a wide spectrum of lighting to be found on a street, highway, in a tunnel, factory, during a sunset, and even a heavily lit Christmas scene. So go ahead and capture it! Sound hard? It's actually quite simple really! As long as you know what to prepare, you'll be able to capture extremely cool long exposure shots!
One of the most creative Lomographers in our community, @hodachrome, guides us through the step-by-step of a unique technique called EBS ("Exposing Both Sides").
By now you've all come across community Member, and LC-A star, hodachrome, or at least seen his surreal multiple exposure photos. Dolphins cursing through the sky, "Inceptional" views, and ferris wheels that look so grand and magnificent that you forget their function and treat them as a monument built for the God of photography. Let hodachrome tell you how to get the film deity to smile upon you!
Come with us on a journey through space and time to partake in the ultimate DIY adventure: developing your own film. In part 1 we will cover C-41 color negative and the lomo fan favorite: cross processing.
The Belair X 6-12 is finally available at the Lomography Gallery Store and can be given a hands-on review. For those who have pre-ordered the camera, this article can be help you familiarize yourself with the camera and understand how it works so as to minimize burning some shots on your first rolls.
New York has been badly hit by Hurricane Sandy. The beautiful Manhattan skyline has gone dark in the power outage. But we know that the great city will be back rolling faster than you expect!
