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25 Things We've Learned: Part 2
written by Lomography on 2017-07-28 #culture
A quarter of a century has passed since the Lomographic Society International was founded. What have we learned since then?
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How to Be Authentic in Your Work
written by lomographymagazine on 2017-07-28 #tutorials #videos
All creatives have the never-ending itch of making -- whether you're a photographer, a writer, an artist, a musician. Passion drives us. But we also all have that sickness of wanting to be validated. Photographer Sean Tucker addresses this issue in a little heart-to-heart.
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Brian May: Queen in 3-D Competition
written by lomographysoholondon on 2017-07-28 #news
We recently interviewed Brian May of Queen about his passion for stereo photography. We are now thrilled to offer you the chance of winning a signed copy of his new book "Queen in 3-D" and a Diana F+ camera to start your own photography journey.
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David Lynch's "Lost Highway" Up-Close
written by lomographymagazine on 2017-07-27 #culture #videos
The 1997 film "Lost Highway" by David Lynch was met with lukewarm reception, but we can all agree -- critics and fans alike -- that this is a stunning piece of work with film noir elements.
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Mark Heuß's Experience with the Daguerreotype Achromat Art Lens
written by hannagerstacker on 2017-07-27 #people
Mark Heuß is a full-time photographer, media artist, color grader and self-declared camera nerd, who has tested the Daguerreotype Achromat Art Lens. In this interview, he shares his experience with us.
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Top 10 Film Stocks According to Analogue Photographers
written by lomographymagazine on 2017-07-27 #gear
Remember Vincent Moschetti's "Film Dating' Quiz launched last Valentine's Day? The quiz garnered enough data from those who took the film-compatibility test and showed the film stocks almost everyone's in love with.
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From Dusk 'Till Dawn - An Interview with Louis Dazy
written by Marc Ocampo on 2017-07-27 #people
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.
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A Walk Down on Memory Lane: The Photography World 25 Years Ago
written by lomographymagazine on 2017-07-27 #culture
Nostalgia is here to bite. In celebration of the 25th anniversary of Lomography, let's flashback to the year 1992, exactly 25 years ago.
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Tish Murtha: Youth Unemployment in the Thatcher Years
written by lomographymagazine on 2017-07-27 #culture
Rewind and witness the dark side of the Margaret Thatcher years in the acclaimed series of British social documentary photographer Tish Murtha.
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HALFNOISE Signed Diana F+ Giveaway Winner!
written by katphip on 2017-07-27
We've chosen the winner for our HALFNOISE signed Diana F+ and vinyl giveaway!
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Whidbey Island Through The Eyes of Local Photographers
written by lomographymagazine on 2017-07-26 #culture
This coming August, ten photographers from Whidbey Island, including Lomography Community's Lorraine Healy (@lorrainehealy), will be showcasing a diverse selection of visual works---from film photography to lithography.
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The Photographer's Cookbook
written by lomographymagazine on 2017-07-26 #culture
Breathe, eat, and sleep like a photographer. Thanks to museum curator Lisa Hostetler, you can now peruse your photographer's favorite plates, dishes, and mixes through "The Photographer's Cookbook". Who knows, you might just inherit whatever superpower these renowned geniuses have.
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Indie Street Film Festival x Lomography: Cinematic Images Winners
written by katphip on 2017-07-26 #news #people
For the "Cinematic Images" competition, Lomography and the Indie Street Film Festival called to see some of the most unique photographs, balanced between cinema and still photographic styles, using elements of classic and contemporary cinema. Let's check out the winners!
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In Love With The View - An Interview with Nina Keinrath
written by Marc Ocampo on 2017-07-26 #people
Come along a trip of soothing sights and inspiring moments with photographer and nature lover, Nina Keinrath.
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Lomo In-Depth: A Love Story of Food & Photography
written by Ciel Hernandez on 2017-07-26 #culture
In an age where everyone owns a camera, with the capability to produce photographs, we've become all entitled to partake in the art of photography, whether we're doing it consciously or unaware. And we've all been guilty snapping our smartphones and cameras on delicacies.
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Pictures That Shaped Lomography 1993
written by lomographymagazine on 2017-07-26 #culture
Revisit and reminisce one of Lomography's first years with these time capsule photos from '93!
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Let's Celebrate the Launch of the new Chrome-Plated Daguerreotype Achromat Art Lens
written by dop on 2017-07-26
Come and celebrate with us as we present the new Chrome Plated Edition of our acclaimed Daguerreotype Achromat Art Lens. There will be parties, events, exhibitions, and try-out sessions in selected locations around the globe that you don’t want to miss!
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Silver is the New Black: Introducing the Daguerreotype Achromat 2.9/64 Art Lens Brass, Chrome Plated
written by Lomography on 2017-07-26
The revival of the the world's first ever photographic optic lens - redesigned and reimagined for modern-day cameras - is back with an exclusive chrome finish. Welcome the Chrome Plated Daguerreotype Achromat 2.9/64.
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Jürgen Becker's New York of 1972, Rediscovered
written by lomographymagazine on 2017-07-26 #news
Rediscovered by his own son Boris Becker, Jürgen Becker's documented photographs of early 70's New York resurface for public viewing.
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How to Become Part of Our 25 Years of Lomography Celebrations
written by ellakoppensteiner on 2017-07-26 #culture #people #places
To celebrate 25 years of Lomography, we’re inviting our Community to join us in creating a worldwide photography exhibition. Submit your shots and build a LomoWall exhibition near you today!
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Behind the Lens with Chris Lowell
written by Sunshine Reyes on 2017-07-25 #people
You may have seen him in TV shows such as Veronica Mars, Private Practice, or most recently as Bash Howard in GLOW. Now, get to know more about Chris Lowell -- behind the lens.
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On Photography, Art & Mexico: Inside the Mind of Pedro Meyer
written by lomographymagazine on 2017-07-25 #people #videos
Pedro Meyer, one of the most significant icons in contemporary photography, takes a seat as he talks about hiss own musings and inklings on art and photography and how the Mexican culture consumes the medium.
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Cry For Me: X-Pro Experiments with Ezekiel Santos
written by lomographysoholondon on 2017-07-25 #news #people
UK based student photographer Ezekiel Santos has been using the Lomography X-Pro 200 film for his project titled 'Cry For Me', which addresses the mental health issues of young men.
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How Legendary Music Photographer Mick Rock Iconized Rockstars
written by lomographymagazine on 2017-07-25 #people
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.
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Under the Lights - Film Photography by Louis Dazy
written by cheeo on 2017-07-25 #people
Photographer Louis Dazy's double exposures are so much more than just visually enticing.
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Lomographers Throughout the Years: Superlighter
written by lomographymagazine on 2017-07-25 #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: Aurelio Laloni, known to the community as Superlighter.
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Fantasy and History with Nicolette Clara Iles and the Petzval 85
written by lomographysoholondon on 2017-07-25
Nicolette Clara Iles is a UK based photographer. She shoots with film to create soft tones and subtle elements of distress, which give her photos an eerie and beautiful feel. Here's a peek into the images she shot with the Petzval 85 lens.
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A Crash Course to German Expressionism
written by lomographymagazine on 2017-07-24 #videos
During the Weimar period of Germany, noted for being a turmoil-filled time for the country, German cinema was the only thing that was way ahead of everyone else's.
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Eadweard Muybridge: an Innovator of Motion Photography
written by lomographymagazine on 2017-07-24 #culture
One can say cinema is photography's brother. The relationship between the two mediums are knit closer through the pioneering works of photographer and innovator Eadweard Muybridge.
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The Vancouver Youth of the 1970's
written by lomographymagazine on 2017-07-24 #culture
The 1970's was the decade of the Greenpeace and revolution -- anti-war insurgencies, anti-Vietnam war protests, and pro-environment movements were rampant across the world. But for the youth in Vancouver, 1970's was a turning point.
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