Structure is a powerful factor in creating images. An artist can make beautiful things with it and Rome-based photographer Lorenzo Zandri definitely can using different photographic formats.
Lorenzo's images can serve as a study on how lines and patterns can be used to bring attention to an image. He carefully selects his angle, frames it up, and transform seemingly ordinary architectural sights into visually-enticing works of art. He uses symmetry in his work as well, giving his work additional depth. It all fits since Zandri is a student of architectural studies. His works quietly speak for themselves just as his subjects do.
The wet collodion process is one of the oldest and major photography techniques. In early photography, the process underwent various experimentations by photographers themselves. Revisit the old technique with Alex Cook.
Get inspired by this educational, insightful video by Michael Mauser on how our eyes and the camera are both similar and different from structure, purpose, and perspective of the world.
So much has happened to photography for 25 years. As Lomography turns 25, we revisit the highlights, trends, and issues from 1992 to now and how they shaped the analogue grind and photography itself.
This talented Chicago-based artist and a freelance photographer amazed us with her work from the very start. Clarissa Bonet is inspired by the structures of the city, their impact on the body and she enjoys exploring aspects of the urban space in different contexts.
It shouldn't surprise you when works by Andy Warhol, Michelangelo, David Hockney, Salvador Dali, and more, are found in pieces of cinema such as in movie posters. After all, cinema is about art imitating life, and what better source to steal and recreate through great artists themselves?
Lorenzo Scudiero is a 20-year-old photographer, born and raised in the beautiful Italian mountains. Lorenzo began his photographic journey a few years ago, when he started capturing his friends and telling their stories, all surrounded by the breathtaking natural landscape of the place he lives in. We let him use the Neptune Convertible Art Lens system and he delivered stunning results.
In this series, photographer and analogue enthusiast Simeon Smith talks about the use of minimalism in photography and how he applied this method to his own work. In this final article Simeon reflects on the past year and talks about his final photography challenge.
True empowerment for women is to be able to be themselves freely, and this is how photographer Cristóbal Escanilla finds them beautiful. Through an interview with Lomography Magazine, we
Nancy Rexroth's wonderful photo series, Iowa, was re-edited in 2017 for the joy of photography lovers and followers. Step inside to see more of her notably nostalgic work with the dreamy, Diana camera.
Photographer Julia Berezina in collaboration with Curated by Girls, a globally-inclusive platform that works to showcase artistic talent regardless of race or gender, chats with us about incorporating personal life into her work and how shooting on film affects the meaning of her photographs.
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