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It doesn't matter if people think these images are all off-the-loop. The washed out effect in film photography is one of the favorite techniques among Lomographers, turning reality into something more abstract. Pastel hues, minimal light, eccentric palettes, generous fades and feathering -- these are just some of the typical aesthetic values you'd see with a washed out effect.
Whether you're on to make subtle contrasts or mimicking acid-soaked imagery, don't forget to have fun and experiment with this style by trying it out in black and white film, as seen in the photographs below..
There are many ways to make an image appear alive and active. In this tipster we're sharing some tips and tricks for capturing movement on film, including camera settings adjustments, experimenting with different cameras and photography styles, and more.
We talk to Analog Football on how they have fostered a global community, as well as how they are preparing for the upcoming Euros, Paris Olympics and for the future of sports photography.
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!
For film photographers there's often a sense of sentimentality when it comes to gear. Some cameras are given to us by a special person, others are bought using hard-earned money, and sometimes, they're built from the ground up to capture magic in just the way we envisioned.
Join Jade and Yannis as they explore the distinctive vintage aesthetic of the new LomoChrome Color '92 Sun-kissed film. The duo offer insights and recommendations for achieving captivating retro-style photos in diverse lighting conditions.
Jump outside of your comfort zone and take sensationally striking shots with the signature bokeh of the New Petzval 55 mm f/1.7 MKII! Available in Brass, Black Brass and Black Aluminium finish!
Life happens on the streets, and they hold inexhaustible inspiration. In celebration of five years with the LomoChrome Metropolis, the go-to film companion for street photography, we offer five life lessons that we can learn as we head out with our cameras.
For the 18th edition of Synesthesia, we have picked out some recent additions to the Lomography community that use expired films, experimental lenses and trippy film stocks, paired with some of the best pop music, indie electronic classics and smooth jazz.
As seen from photos uploaded by our community members, our LomoApparat is the ultimate life of the party. Check out this gallery and see what makes this camera perfect for your next night out.
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.
Daisy Nefatari, AKA Blossom Bay Photography, takes her inspiration from 60s/70s vintage fashion and album artwork to create portraits with a distinctly vintage feel. She recently tested out some LomoChrome Purple 35 mm ISO 100–400 film for her YouTube Channel and shared the results with us.
To celebrate International Film Photography Day, we gave some lucky Lomographers the chance to connect and collaborate on double exposures, capturing scenes thousands of miles apart on a single frame. Check out the results!
We teamed up with J&A Studio in Sheffield for a special LomoApparat LomoWalk in the heart of the UK! There was a mix of Lomography films available and everyone made the most of the glorious weather. Take a look at some of the fantastic results.
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