Through an elaborate series of photo collages by artists Rachel Libeskind and Carmen Winant, they go through the process of losing and finding the self.
Curious about infrared photography? Check out Júlia Brümmer's work here and learn more about the infrared photographic process and have a closer look at the differences between Lomochrome Purple and Infrared Photos.
When you're in tune with your art and creative process, you can't help but inspire others to do the same. Let William Green's inviting photographs and insightful commentary lure you in.
Is the Lomo Lab Services out of your reach? We ask three of our Lomographers from the Community, therover, flamingoid and spiritfire, of their most trusted film laboratories when they process their Lomography films.
For Danish photographer, Camilla Storgaard female and feminist matters occupy her processes as an artist. With her delicate use of light and colours, she tries to capture through portraiture the emotional struggles women face by the beauty industry and its pressure of perfection.
Ever wonder what goes in the mind of a tinkerer who loves all things related to pinhole photography? Read on to learn out more about James Guerin and his creative process in this interview.
Welcome to another installment of diptychs as we walk through the artistic processes of longtime Lomographer and film experimenter Julija (a.k.a. neja) and analogue wild child Lynn (a.k.a. nnlynn) on how they see, feel, and capture color.
Photography will always have a place for the old and the new. Get to know our newcomer Den Saul (@densaul), along with seasoned community member Gérard Heinz (@gheinz) in this Community Spotlight!
Photographer Justin Rose, who works for the popular street photography Instagram account, Street Honey, shot some Lomography film on a recent road trip along the West Coast. Check out the results here.
Earlier this year, Lomography launched a new B&W Kino film in 35mm and 120 format. In partnership with the Penumbra Foundation, we held a workshop where participants were able to test out Lomography's new film on the streets of NYC and learn how to develop their own film. Check out more here.
Serbest Salih of Sirkhane Darkroom has been organizing analogue photography workshops for children affected by war and violence. Get to know more about this special project in this interview.
One Comment