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A BBC Documentary: The Lomo Camera, Shoot from the Hip
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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Rifan Wahyudi is a photographer based in Bandung whose projects range from wedding photography to documentary. In this interview he tells us about his first impressions with the Lomography Color Negative 120 ISO 800 film!
With more than 70 exposures per roll of 35 mm film, half-frame cameras are the perfect tool for honing the craft of film photography on a budget, and telling unique two part stories. There are so many things that make half-frame photography worth a try!
This Valentine’s Day, we invited some of our China-based Lomographers to document their day with Lomography cameras. From intimate moments between lovers to the unique perspectives of solo participants, each photograph tells a personal story. Let’s check it out!
There are many reasons to love the Lomo LC-Wide. From its versatility to its creative capabilities, let's take a closer look at the qualities of this well-loved everyday camera with the help of curious photos taken by the Lomography community!
Through portraits of friends and curious shots during his travels, film enthusiast Klim's (@etreleg) photos reflect a life-long connection with photography. In this interview, he shares with us his creative journey, shooting Lomography film stocks, and the stories behind his favorite photos.
The Lomography website is home to many fantastic images exuding various moods and themes. In celebration of the Halloween season, we've compiled photos which seemingly tell mysterious, yet oddly familiar stories. Which classic movies do these images remind you of?
Don’t know your 35 mm from your 110? Never heard of medium format? Confused about cross-processing? This guide gives a brief overview of everything analogue and you’ll be an expert in no time! Get a head start with film photography with our downloadable 12-page PDF guide.
After trying out the whole Lomo Instant line, Lomography writer @rocket_fries0036 talks about his experience with the Lomo'Instant Square Glass and tells us why it's the best camera to take on a night out.
Lightweight and capable, the Lomo Lubitel 166+ remains the perfect daily companion for many shutterbugs. In this community gallery, we're looking at life through the eyes of our community members who shoot this iconic TLR camera!
The new season brings a new series to Lomography Magazine. Through In the Frame, we share monthly prompts with the goal of encouraging everyone to go out and be creative, tell their stories and be inspired by fellow film shooters. Our June prompt – floral multiple exposures!
The Lomomatic 110 is your compact companion for every adventure! Featuring a glass lens, automatic exposure, day and night aperture modes, controllable ISO settings and a flash, get ready to capture your memories in vibrant, super-sharp 110 frames, with a depth of field you’ve never seen on a 110 image ever before!
French photographer Antoine Mutin shares his travel photos from Japan taken with the New Petzval 55mm f/1.7 MKII Art Lens. From his documentary-style photographs to shooting tips and his upcoming Mongolia trip, Antoine offers a glimpse into his creative process.
The unique qualities of film photography motivates partners Chirantan and Ruby to shoot their travels and everyday life on film. In this interview, we got to know more about the couple and the inspirations behind their images, many of which were taken using Lomography film.
Brendan Flesher, a history teacher and photographer from Northern California, combines his love for the past with the unpredictability of expired film. In this interview, he shares his approach to shooting film, preserving negatives, and his thoughts on the future of analogue photography.
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