Here's another analogue soup to concoct from photographer Polina Washington: noodle soup.
The preparations are very simple -- just add all the ingredients in the packet mixed with the noodles (vegetable, spices, etc), then soak the film as long as you can -- preferably several hours or a full day for special effects that stand out.
Beyond the shutter, there is a world for photographer Natalie Goulet that she experiments with. Chemicals, burning, soaking, cyanotype, nothing is forbidden. We talked to Natalie about her future projects, her current work, and how she pushed the boundaries of art and photography together.
We provided a roll of Metropolis film to several Barcelona-based photographers: here's a preview of their photographs and their experiences with the film.
Last February, Amandine Besacier visited Detroit in stormy weather with our Black and White film Berlin Kino. A Member of the Studio Hans Lucas, the French photographer comes back to that experience in this glacial article.
Community member and avid camera collector Alla Dolgova (@dlgv) reviews the Lomo'Instant Wide and details her experience while capturing moments of her life. Known for their passion for experimentation and crazy cameras, the Lomographic community continues to bring film photography back to life. Lomo'Instant Wide has the creative possibilities of all Lomo cameras, but at the same time it is an instant – the finished picture appears in a few minutes.
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+.
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.
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!
For Los Angeles based photographer Angela Izzo, isolation was another opportunity to explore her surreal word, while maintaining social distance. Shooting with her Diana Mini, the Fisheye, the Sprocket Rocket, and a Holga, loaded with Berlin Kino 400 film, she created ethereal black and white portraits of her friends, giving them a unique aura and mood.
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.
For Podcast co-host and Youtuber Chris B, the LomoGraflok 4x5 Instant Back was the perfect get way back into large format photography. Although intimidated by large-format cameras at first, Chris tamed this fear and with experience and practice came to combine her knack for compositions with the magic of large format cameras.
Since the release of LomoGraflok, it has attracted the attention of many photographers! This time, we invited Li Zhe, the director of Jinling Film developing Shop and the promoter of Film Photography, to evaluate the LomoGraflok 4×5 camera Instant Back.
Annette Zer is a Berlin-based photographer who, you guessed it, prefers the look of analogue photography! Get inspired by her dreamy portraits, tips and tricks around the craft in this article.
Some sun, light, good company, and unexposed roll of film are all that Lauren Ruth Ward needs to let her heart and soul express themselves. With a customized "La Sardina" that she's now giving away (and you can potentially win), she photographed her friends around – and in the pool, with some simple tips and tricks!
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