We interviewed analogue photographer Grace Gloria Denis on the juxtapositions of her still life imagery and how burning film rolls fulfill her craftsmanship. Everything is in between, in medias res, in limbo to unsettle her casual viewers and audience.
In Japan, vending machines have become a staple and iconic infrastructure that does not only resonate as a convenient machine for emergencies, but also as a source of relief, comfort, and light. We talk to photographer Eiji Ohashi as he reveals his thoughts.
Ahoy there, analogue lovers! It's that exciting time again, we're buzzing with news. We're back on Kickstarter to bring you our latest wild and wondrous project: the Lomo’Instant Square.
In her quest to replicate the feelings of warmth and happiness of a recent family trip, photographer Wendy Laurel soaks her vacation photographs in acidic fluids and intentional light leaks. Here, she shares the story behind her eye-catching photographs.
Sydney-based photographer Daniel Shipp has been interested in the inexplicable yet intuitive, mostly his photography focusing on studio work. In this series, he explores how plants and flowers found at non-nature environments fit and survive the modern world.
"Around the World in Analogue" is your bite-sized guide to the most amazing travel destinations across the globe, as documented by the members of the Lomography community. Today, we take a sunny getaway to Crete, Greece with lomographer Certan Andrei (@wearejustamomentintime).
He expresses his photographic thoughts with brief words and manifests his photographic mind with simple images. For Sean Marc Lee, photography is a part life,and it happens naturally, like sleeping or breathing. This brings us to the question: how would he practice photography with the new Petzval Lens? Let's accompany him on his Petzval journey.
Ever since he can remember, *Will Sanders* has been fascinated with photography, and the whole process of getting his photographs developed was what truly inspired him in the first place.
The existence of light grants us to see the whole spectrum of the prism. As we walk our way across the rainbow, we study, ruse and add meanings to the colors. This week we're having you all zested up with sweet tangerine.
There is a well-known saying: "It's not about the destination; it's about the journey."Although we do agree on this matter, sometimes it truly is about both of these things. Over the years, we have been writing about many beautiful destinations, and we have pictures to prove it.
For Lomography's 25th anniversary, we take a quick trip down memory lane with 25 of the community's most iconic members. Next up: Julija Svetlova, known to the community as Neja.
'The charm is that you're sorrounded by things you can't have' 'The charm is that it makes you think you can have them' #firstdoubleexposure #instantwide #first experiment
Combining his love for creative photography and a passion to live life to the fullest, Louis Dazy creates some of the most beautiful images we have ever seen on film. Learn more about his craft and the ideals he swears by in this short interview.
Photographer Mick Rock was known as "The Man Who Shot The Seventies", capturing the most arresting walks of life he had encountered as a young British student and photographer in the age of punk and rock.
Sotto//Forma is an artistic project which combines istant photography with drawing: the instant snaps become a way for exploring space and expand our imagination. Let's get to know this project together with its Italian ideators: the photographer Paolo Belletti and the designer Ariel De Boni.
Mexican photographer Lourdes Grobet has been a fan of pro wrestling since she was young, but her father did not allow her to visit the arena because of her gender. That didn't stop her, though.
Swiss photographer Bernd Nicolaisen' pilgrimage to the ancient glacial formations found in southern Iceland results to majestic large format photographs of hypnotizing blue.
Nicole Yeoh runs Singapore-based blog Film Based Traveler where she writes about photo-walks and make great friends through film photography. We had a quick chat with her about her loyalty to film.
The existence of light grants us to see the whole spectrum of the prism. As we walk our way across the rainbow, we study, ruse and add meanings to the colors. We're here to make you singin' and feelin' the blues with this week's collection.
So much has happened to photography for 25 years. As Lomography turns 25, we revisit the highlights, trends, and issues from 1992 to now and how they shaped the analogue grind and photography itself.
Lomographer Dasha Shyf (@lomod) traces the story behind the first full-fledged wrestling promotion in Ukraine and what it means to the local wrestlers.
