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On the Top of the World Winners
written by Lomography on 2017-06-26 #news
Climbing a mountain is no easy task. But hours of sweat and slippery slope are all worth it once you've reached the peak.
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Hazy Daydreams: The Petzval 58 Art Lens and Chrystal Lim
written by crissyrobles on 2017-06-26 #people
Australia-based, Singapore-born photographer Chrystal Lim takes the Petzval 58 Art Lens on a trip along the coastlines Down Under on a hazy day.
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Photographs from the 1959 Kitchen Debate
written by lomographymagazine on 2017-06-26 #culture
The Cold War brought many eccentricities in history -- for one, was the Kitchen Debate of 1959, a series of exchanges between U.S. Vice President Richard Nixon and Soviet supremo Nikita Khrushchev.
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Monday Moodboard: Warm Weather Aesthetics
written by lomographymagazine on 2017-06-26 #culture
Th temperature rises up as longer days and shorter nights are abound. For our Monday Moodboard, we hope we motivate you with nothing but an optimistic gallery befitting the lax yet inspiring visuals of summertime.
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This Week on Lomography
written by Lomography on 2017-06-25 #news
Here's your weekly dose of the latest happenings in the Lomography Community.
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How to Improve Your Still Life Photography According to the COOPH
written by lomographymagazine on 2017-06-25 #tutorials #videos
Still life photography may be one of the most undermined genres in photography, and it's easy to see why -- it seems easy, but it's truly difficult to nail it. You have to plan your photograph, instead of merely snapping here and there. Watch this video for seven tipsters.
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Newcomer of the Week: Noé McCrae (@noafromdablock)
written by Lomography on 2017-06-25
Traveling and taking photographs goes hand in hand. Ardent globetrotter Noé McCrae (@noafromdablock) started his journey across different countries as a means of self-discovery. An interest to document these travels comes naturally. So now, each place he visits is carefully composed into minimalist frames using disposable cameras.
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Mara Palena on the Floating Piers and Travel Photography
written by Ciel Hernandez on 2017-06-25 #people
The Floating Piers was a years-long installation that once graced Iseo Lake in Italy. As dismantling of the site-specific installation commences, photographer Mara Palena recalls her visit to the Piers and discuss some of her inklings on traveling and photography.
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Spring in Paris with Kamila K Stanley and the Neptune Convertible Art Lens System
written by Lomography on 2017-06-25 #people
You may already know Kamila K Stanley, young photographer and vivid globe-trotter. Always on the move, on the verge of a new adventure, Kamila spent some days in Paris during that spring time filled with soft light and acidulous colors. She took the newest Neptune Convertible Art Lens System with her, and this is the result.
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Why the Lomography Konstruktor is Your Urban Sidekick
written by lomographymagazine on 2017-06-25 #gear
We give you the simplest reasons why you should bring your own Lomography Konstruktor camera wherever, whenever you're out and about in the city.
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Celebrating Analogue Content: The PYLOT Magazine
written by michellymatias on 2017-06-24 #news
In the digital era, it can be hard to find an authentic platform with an analog heart. London-based PYLOT is one of them, publishing carefully selected works with a “strict no beauty retouching policy, celebrating the unique artistry of analogue processes.”
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Faces of War Torn Ukraine - Photos by Tim Eastman
written by cheeo on 2017-06-24 #people #places
See the cost of war in this moving documentary project by photographer Tim Eastman.
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The Analogue Sky Palette
written by lomographymagazine on 2017-06-24 #culture
The sky is the limit, and film photography continues to extend the boundaries by shifting the hues of the heavenly body.
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Ponzi's Weapon of Choice: The LC-A+ Russia Day
written by crissyrobles on 2017-06-24 #people
Hanna Varela, also known as Ponzi in the Lomography community, names the Lomo LC-A+ Russia Day as her favorite camera. We had a quick chat with her about her experience with the Lomo LC-A+ through all these years.
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"Migrant Mother": The Tale Behind America's Most Famous Photograph
written by lomographymagazine on 2017-06-24 #culture #videos
The famous Great Depression photograph has stood the test of time and is one of the most recognizable photographs in photographic history. But what is the story behind Dorothea Lange's image?
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Old Meets New: Modified Lomo'Instant Wide by Albertino
written by lomographymagazine on 2017-06-24 #gear #people #videos
Hong Kong-based "instant film magician" Albertino shares his latest camera modification project. This time, he altered the Lomo'Instant Wide to fit with a vintage lens from a 1952 camera.
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Strolling Around Cuba: Cinematic Snapshots by Stijn Hoekstra
written by lomographymagazine on 2017-06-24 #places
Like his "Cinematic Tokyo" series, Dutch cinematographer and photographer Stijn Hoekstra now returns to Lomography with a fresher travel and street series, this time in Cuba.
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View of Change - Photographing Dakar by Mimi Mollica
written by cheeo on 2017-06-23 #news
'En Route to Dakar' gives us an artistic view of a changing society.
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Photographic Lens Made Out of a Water Drop
written by lomographymagazine on 2017-06-23 #gear #videos
Color us surprised as well, photographer Robin de Puy can take portraits using nothing more than a drop of water. Watch this video now.
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Around the World in Analogue: Kinderdijk, Netherlands
written by Lomography on 2017-06-23 #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 Dominik Tomczyk (@tomczykd) tours us around a UNESCO World Heritage site.
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1970's: Revisiting Youth & "Class Favorites" by the Yearbook
written by lomographymagazine on 2017-06-23 #culture
Have you visited your old school yearbook in high school? We look into one from the 1970's, and the photographs and captions just have us laughing as we walk down on memory lane.
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First Impressions with the Neptune Convertible Art Lens System: Gui Martinez
written by Lomography on 2017-06-23 #gear #people
Tokyo-based artist Gui Martinez is a passionate film photographer and medium-format lover. For a weekend getaway, he took the Neptune Convertible Art Lens and shared with us his beautiful shots taken during his trip.
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Malaysia's Razlan Yusof Shares His Analogue Journey
written by crissyrobles on 2017-06-23 #people
Let's hear about what drives a fellow film photography lover to remain loyal with analog photography and the lifestyle.
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Portraits of Rockabilly Gangs of 80's France
written by lomographymagazine on 2017-06-23 #culture
The 1950's rockabilly fashion and music trend, marked by white, working class, rural America and the combination of blues, country and rock n' roll, peaked in the 1950's. However, rockabilly may have just gotten one of its ultimate hurrahs in the 1980's when France went crazy over the trend.
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"Physogs": A Vintage Game of Pictures
written by lomographymagazine on 2017-06-22 #culture
Back when virtual face-swaps and mobile games were yet to conceive, leisure time was spent on board and card games. The photo-fit "Physogs" game was among the popular sets in the 1930's.
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Analog Series: Discovering the Passion for Film
written by lomographymagazine on 2017-06-22 #news #videos
Why do you shoot film and how do you keep it alive? Analog, a series on YouTube, profiled five photographers to ask these questions. Each video clocks in only under five minutes, but they are all beautifully shot and inspiring.
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10 More Hacks to Make the Most Out of Any Camera
written by lomographymagazine on 2017-06-22 #tutorials #videos
Bored, lost, confused and uninspired with your photographic grind nowadays? Break the creative block with ten do-easy tipsters for immediate improvement of your photography.
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Topophilia Abkhazia by Aurelien Villette
written by cheeo on 2017-06-22 #news #places
Seemingly in a state of limbo, Abkhazia leaves behind a memory of a glorious past in the form of decaying ruins.
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Klaus Mettig: Traveling Without a Ticket
written by lomographymagazine on 2017-06-22 #news
Photographer Klaus Mettig's travels from 2005 to 2012 around the world reflect the truth and complexity of humanity in a global scale.
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Uncut 35mm 'Suspiria' Will Be Touring the US Soon
written by lomographymagazine on 2017-06-22 #news #videos
Are you a fan of Dario Argento? Are you or will you be in the United States in the next few months? You’re in luck -- a newly discovered uncut 35mm print of Dario Argento’s Suspiria will be making a US tour soon.
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