A highly interesting BBC documentary from 2004 tells the story of the Lomo factory, and the Lomography movement, with many interesting interviews and lots of nice imagery.
This documentary is a must see for anyone who has an hour to spare and is a fan of the Lomo LC-A and the Lomographic society. It reveals many interesting new facts about the camera and how its influence even helped shape the Russian government of Putin.
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A passion for people, a love for her city, and a lot of trial and errors with cameras pushed Beirut based photographer Sama Beydoun to carry her camera around all the time capturing her surroundings. With the versatility of "La Sardina", Sama has photographed her city, friends, and family, from dusk 'til dawn, night to day, and mountains to the sea.
The founders of Take It Easy Lab based in Leeds, UK took some time out from developing and scanning to share their story of setting up a film processing lab from scratch and revealed some interesting insights into the resurgence of analogue.
UK-based photographer Garry Jones has a wealth of experience shooting everything from high-end fashion portraits to fast-paced action shots. We sent him the Lomogon 2.5/32 Art Lens and a roll of LomoChrome Metropolis to test out his analogue skills.
Always have the right prime lens on hand with the interchangeable lenses of the Neptune Convertible Art Lens System! Now 100 USD/EUR off the regular price!
With his 110 camera, Benjamin Arias has no excuse not to shoot anywhere and everywhere. He first bought his 110 camera in a thrift shop before heading on holiday, along with three rolls of Lomography film. The result? Teeny tiny vacation negatives!
Straight from Detroit to the Rock'n'Roll world, CREEM Magazine has been a guide and a bible in terms of music. With its unique covers, famous features and profiles, and even crazier newsroom, CREEM was made by music fans for music fans. LomoAmigo Julia Khoroshilov snapped some CREEM shots with our Simple Use Disposable Camera and Lomo' Instant Square to celebrate the magazine's anniversary!
The Fantome Kino ISO 8 film is a bit of a challenge, but also offers incredibly creative shooting options. Holger Nitschke didn't miss the chance to pack the Fantome Kino film for a portrait and fashion shoot and takes us with him in this article, from packing his bag to the final print.
The poetic performative photographs of "The City is a Choreography" by Melissa Schriek can now be flipped through the pages, and the artist is back with Lomography Magazine to share the behind-the-scenes story of self-publishing for the very first time this International Women's Day.
Give Brooklyn-based photographer Emmanuel Rosario some film, a camera, and some friends, and you can be sure he's going to come back with rolls of beautiful stolen moments. On the set of Thibault Leveque's short film "Nevada", he snapped some behind-the-scenes with his Lomo LC-A+.
Exploring his neighborhood along with his camera and some Lomography Color Negative 400, Dan Bassini documented a summer different than what the city is used to. With all his photos together, he created "Cruel Summer" a book with some stolen moments from a frozen time.
French house musician Darius collaborated with Lomography to design a prismatic edition of the Simple Use Camera, preloaded with the LomoChrome Metropolis. Learn more about Darius and his music style which he visually manifested in Simple Use Reloadable Film Camera Darius Edition.
Through analogue, photographer Jeff Howlett advocates the construction of a local skatepark in his community at Rock Hill, South Carolina. Check out his latest shots, all taken with a Lomography camera, film, and accessory.
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