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Lost in the Moment: An Interview with Raymond van Mil
written by Eunice Abique on 2017-09-23
Dutch Vice photo editor Raymond van Mil is no stranger to the nightlife. In fact, that's where you can find him most of the time, deep into the fleeting moment but always ready to capture the next big scene.
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Indonesian Lomographer Adi Prakarsa (adi_totp) on the Lubitel 166+
written by crissyrobles on 2017-09-23 #people
We had a quick chat with Adi about his Lubitel 166+ experience.
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Contemporary Cuttings: Collage Nowadays
written by lomographymagazine on 2017-09-23 #culture
Collage has been around since the invention of paper in China, and it has evolved throughout history. The earliest and most familiar point is when Surrealists and Dadaists began adapting the technique in photography. Here, we have today's trends on contemporary collage.
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An Interview with Frank Herfort on Modern Russian Society & Icons
written by Ciel Hernandez on 2017-09-23 #places
Russia is the country that mastered resurrection from fallen empires, wars, and doomed anarchy. Like the Firebird, it rises from the ashes. But there is little known to the 21st-century tale of Russia, so here's photographer Frank Herfort to share his images and stories.
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Pâtissier Heidi Tests the Lomo'Instant Square
written by lomographymagazine on 2017-09-23 #people
Heidi is the pâtissier of the "Sparks and Cakes" bakery in Hong Kong. She gives each cake a sparkling candle, that implies the beauty of a fleeting moment. Read more about the story behind and enjoy the shots taken with the Lomo'Instant Square!
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Lomographers Throughout the Years: Satomi
written by Lomography on 2017-09-23 #people
For Lomography's 25th anniversary, we take a quick trip down memory lane with 25 of the community's most iconic members. Next up: Satomi Sugiyama, known to the community as Satomi.
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- Indonesian Lomographer Adi Prakarsa (adi_totp) on the Lubitel 166+
- Contemporary Cuttings: Collage Nowadays
- Lost in the Moment: An Interview with Raymond van Mil
- Lomographers Throughout the Years: Satomi
- An Interview with Frank Herfort on Modern Russian Society & Icons
- The Cinematic Aesthetic of Sofia Coppola
- Around the World in Analogue: Frankfurt, Germany
- Pâtissier Heidi Tests the Lomo'Instant Square
- Spotting Hidden Gems - Photography by Simas Lin
- The Captivating World Of Fashion Photography: An Interview With Sebastian Hilgetag
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The Cinematic Aesthetic of Sofia Coppola
written by lomographymagazine on 2017-09-23 #culture #videos
What makes up a Sofia Coppola film? What're the criteria to consider something as Sofia Coppola-esque? Is it with the pastels or soft lighting? Or the drunk-then-sobered cinematography? This super-edit of Jacob Swinney might have the answers.
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Around the World in Analogue: Frankfurt, Germany
written by Lomography on 2017-09-22 #places
“Around the World in Analogue” is your bite-size guide to the most amazing travel destinations across the globe, as documented by the members of the Lomography community. Today, lomographer Katrin Doerksen (@katrindoerksen) highlights the architecture of Frankfurt am Main.
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The Captivating World Of Fashion Photography: An Interview With Sebastian Hilgetag
written by Ivana Džamić on 2017-09-22 #people
There is a saying that a picture is worth a thousand words. Recently, we had a chance of getting to know an amazing fashion photographer and a visual designer Sebastian Hilgetag, and we couldn’t agree more.
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Spotting Hidden Gems - Photography by Simas Lin
written by lomographymagazine on 2017-09-22 #people
Photographer Simas Lin gives landscape photography a creative twist with his extraordinary style.
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Photographer Eliot Lee Hazel's Urban Jungle
written by lomographymagazine on 2017-09-22 #culture #videos
This is where photography, fashion, and architecture meet -- in the short cinematic of photographer Eliot Lee Hazel.
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Women on Ink From the Vintage Archives
written by lomographymagazine on 2017-09-22 #culture
Women's tattoo history has always been subversive. In the 19th and 20th centuries West, women would wear their tattoos discreetly as one of the only few ways of self-expression.
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Paris RollerGirls: First Impressions of the Lomo Instant Square
written by lomographymagazine on 2017-09-22 #people
We lent the Lomo'Instant Square to Paris Rollergirls player Margaux Pendelio and photographer Cédric Hervaud. Here, they gamely shared their square experience!
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Lomographers Throughout the Years: Kylewis
written by lomographymagazine on 2017-09-22
To celebrate our 25th anniversary, we are honoring 25 of the most iconic Lomographers in the community. We got in touch with Ky Lewis, a master of alternative photography processes.
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Lomographic Color Studies: Sky of Blue, Sea of Green
written by lomographymagazine on 2017-09-22
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. Some mixes are a match made in heaven; such is the sky and sea.
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Nadav Kander's Ballad of Body and Forms (NSFW)
written by lomographymagazine on 2017-09-21 #culture
Israeli photographer Nadav Kander turns to a minimalist aesthetic in these baroque-looking photographs that beautify the human flesh as a canvas.
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Sean Koh Captures Rochor Centre on Film
written by crissyrobles on 2017-09-21
Singaporean photographer Sean Koh took a nostalgic trip to Rochor Centre and recount his steps through film photographs.
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Jean-Luc Godard: Colors of the Nouvelle Vague
written by lomographymagazine on 2017-09-21 #culture #videos
Since "Breathless", French filmmaker and father of the French New Wave era have left icon after icon all over the culture of cinema. To reflect the era of the 60's, he used bold, contrasting colors consistently all throughout his filmography.
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Invisible No More - An Interview with Eleonora Furlan
written by cheeo on 2017-09-21 #people
Life is beautiful if you know where to look. Eleonora Furlan's play on light and its many effects gives us a glimpse into her wonderful world.
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"Daddy_Lee" by Sean Marc Lee
written by Eunice Abique on 2017-09-21 #people
Like father, like son. These words can never get any truer than in Sean Marc Lee's endearing series, "Daddy_Lee".
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Words on the Street According to the Lomo'Instant Square
written by Lomography on 2017-09-21 #culture
Sometimes it's not the street photographer who finds the signs and symbols during a street grind; sometimes, it's the city who finds you, and it's calling out, beckoning to be photographed through the subtlest of words. Let the Lomo'Instant Square guide your fingers to the written words.
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Pictures That Shaped Lomography 2013
written by lomographymagazine on 2017-09-21 #culture
Revisit the events that made 2013 one of Lomography's busiest years ever!
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Early Americana: 19th-Century Landscapes from Eastern America
written by lomographymagazine on 2017-09-21 #news
Ansel Adams' western American landscapes will always be the iconic photographic representation of early America, hence so many other photographers he influenced gave their own visual attempts of canyons and valleys in the West Coast. Here we have a rare, early preview of 19th century East America.
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The Otherworldly Masterwork of Indonesia's Adi Putra
written by crissyrobles on 2017-09-20 #news
Allow Indonesia-born and LA-based Filmmaker / Photographer Adi Putra's film photographs take you to an alternate universe, the one only his artistic eye can see.
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LIke in the Movies: Gregory Crewdson's Cinematic Photography
written by lomographymagazine on 2017-09-20 #people #videos
Contemporary photographer Gregory Crewdson is known for his dramatic and cinematic approach in photography, featuring often surrealistic, disturbing events set like tableaux using familiar techniques in filmmaking,
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"POP": Photography Book of Brian Griffin
written by lomographymagazine on 2017-09-20 #culture
Recognized as one of the most eminent British photographers part of the "Thatcher Years", Brian Griffin was known for his music photography that iconized in pop music history. Visuals from album covers, single sleeves, posters and such
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How to Shoot Color Infrared Film in the Simple Use Camera
written by katphip on 2017-09-20 #people
Think it's difficult to use color infrared film? Think again! Michael Raso of the Film Photography Project tells us how he hacked our Simple Use Camera and made it simply perfect for the usage of color infrared film!
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A Sneak Peek into Hong Kong's Bar "BOUND by Hillywood" with the Lomo'Instant Square
written by lomographymagazine on 2017-09-20 #people
BOUND by Hillywood has moved because of leasing problems. But now, the new neighborhood in Prince Edward brings more cultural shocks to the bar. Read more about the concept behind BOUND by Hillywood by Charlie and friends, and enjoy the shots of work taken with the latest Lomo'Instant Square!
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Lomographers Throughout the Years: Lawypop
written by lomographymagazine on 2017-09-20 #people
Happy 25th anniversary, Lomography! What better way to celebrate this milestone than with a quick chat with our most iconic members! This time, we visit Lawrence Chiam aka Lawypop for a trip down memory lane.
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Father & Son: The Photography of Richard and Pablo Bartholomew
written by lomographymagazine on 2017-09-20 #news
The collective work of both father and son Richard and Pablo Bartholomew is separated by a time of 25 years, but the two oeuvres, when joined together, look so alike and similar as they approach Indian society with also familiar themes and quest for identity.
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