Last month's monchrome challenge, Granularity put the spotlight on photos that were made more eye-catching by visible film grains. There's no such thing as too much noise when it comes to these grainy yet aesthetically pleasing photos.
A grainy photo finish suits photographs with a haunting atmosphere better. This winning photo by damianhovhannisyan definitely calls for gritty grains to complement its unmistakable film noir influence.
Lomographer @damianhovhannisyan will get a voucher worth 50 EUR for the Lomography online shop while the runners-up will receive 15 piggies each. All winners qualify for the year-end Ten And One - Annual Lomography Photo Awards under the "Monochrome" category.
When it comes to redscale, there is no standard look. You get different effects from flaming hot reds to mellowed out tones, depending on your film, subject, and lighting conditions.
Lomography Art Lenses are like the avant-garde of photography gear. How do these lenses truly set apart the artistic photographer from the rest when it comes to shooting experiences and photos?
“These images were a way to put my fears in words, to accept things too, it was a nice therapy.” — Emma Cortijo shares with us her intimate and creative series shot with the LomoChrome Purple.
School supplies can be quite expensive, but not all of them have to be! Lomography loves both students and teachers, so we’re offering 35% off selected items! We want to support students and teachers, because we love life at university and we can’t wait to see the great creative outcome that will happen when students and teachers shoot with Lomography cameras! Please fill in the form and you will receive an email with your discount code.
With his cinematic street photography style, Diego Bazán highlights the warmth and authenticity present in New York City streets with our Color Negative 400 film.
While transforming the current German music scene, production trio KITSCHKRIEG share their origin story, creative process and how they ended up collaborating with Lomography by styling the Simple Use Reloadable Film Camera B&W KITSCHKRIEG Edition.
California-based Mark Nisbet has been photographing the skateboard industry for over 30 years. He tested out our Atoll Ultra-Wide 2.8/17 Art Lens to take some dynamic shots of skaters in action, as well as some stunning landscapes.
Photographer Edd Carr impressed us all with his amazing video animation made entirely from cyanotype prints. Now he's back to tell us about his latest analogue video made for DUST Magazine's editorial on fashion icon Vivienne Westwood as part of this year's London Fashion Week.
Steven Meyer-Rassow recently invested in the LC-A 120 and talked to us about his experiences with this camera and his love for shooting and processing film.
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