A shared love of photography keeps the Lomography community together. Fueling this passion are the beautiful photographs we see everyday. And so we want to thank these dedicated lomographers for filling up the community with wonderful images all throughout the month.
Very cool to be mentioned tho I am surprised not to see one of my photos amongst the group especially since I was the only one not pictured but maybe they couldn't find a photo to show from my Lomo home ha ha ha
Throughout March, we highlight initiatives dedicated to women in photography. We talked with Polysème Magazine team, a publication that wants to legitimize the art practices, not only of women but also of transgender and of non-binary artists.
Starting this month, we would like to shine the spotlight on Lomographers who have been with us for the past few years. They are the community members who continue to inspire us with their distinctive visual styles. Today, say hello to osteologist, teacher, and photographer La Fille Renne (aka @lafilledeer).
In celebration of Women's History Month, we are inviting inspiring women from around the globe to share their stories and experiences with us. Today we talk to Margaret Drysdale, founder of Women In Focus In Edinburgh (WIFIE) about setting up a photography organization specifically for women.
Calgary artists, Sebastian Buzzalino and Rebecca White, want to distort the male gaze and subvert sexualized views of the body with a nude photo series, called "Unmanned", which opens to the public at a pop-up event on November 1 at the Divine Dream Factory. Please note that some of the images in this post are NSFW.
To celebrate Women's Month, we caught up with photographer Verónica Sanchís Bencomo, curator and founding member of the platform Foto Féminas, a project that seeks to publish photographic work of women from South America and The Caribbean.
The photos we take aren't just fragments of the past, they can also be used to tell stories that we can always get back to. In this installment of In Depth, we take a look into the role of photography in writing a narrative with images.
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.
We shine the spotlight on Lomographers who have been with us for the past few years. They are the community members who continue to inspire us with their distinctive visual styles. Say hello to frenchfyl, a Lomographer who hails from a small village in the South of France!
For this year's Women’s History Month, we would like to shine a light on photographer, performing artist and sex worker, Romy Alizée. Get to know her, and her photo series "DIY Spanks Workshop" taken with the Lomo'Instant Square Glass in this article.
Paul Mckay is a UK-based photographer who has been a part of the Lomography community for years. He runs Analogue Wonderland and recently set up "LomoMonth" in celebration of all things analogue. As part of the celebrations, Paul shared his experience in shooting with the Simple Use Camera.
Live the Fisheye life in full with this personalized kit that includes everything you need to create the best circular images with our latest LomoChrome Metropolis film!
Long overdue, we welcome one of the busiest men of the photography community on the Lomography Magazine: Dan Rubin. Check out what he has to say about his photos of Kristina Ross in NYC with the LomoChrome Metropolis.
To celebrate the release of Raffaella's new EP, Ballerina, we teamed up with Mom+Pop for this shoot showcasing both digital and analog Lomography products! Check out more from the shoot with Raffaella in Central Park below.
UK-based Kurt Fletcher accidentally discovered Lomography and has been experimenting with the LomoChrome Purple film and the Fisheye 2 camera. He's even used some of his photos as artwork for his band Rapor. We talked to him about his journey into film photography.
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