The truly lovable Diana F+ is a wonder when it comes to versatility. It can shoot squares, 35mm, and even on instant film with just a quick change of the accessory. This is one reason the Diana F+ is such a charmer!
We love jumping over fences and boundaries and the Diana F+ is one of the ultimate proofs of that. Living by the Lomographic code, you're bound to do some crazy and unexpected things, that's why we created the different backs and accessories to elevate everyone's shooting experience. The Diana F+ is a perfect example of spontaneity and playfulness regardless of the format. Let these fun 35mm and instant snaps show you how to have a good time with the lovely Diana+ 35mm Back and Diana+ Instant Back!
Photos taken with the Diana F+ and Diana 35mm Back
Canadian photographer Marianna Rothen's square-format photographs of women are not like any other. In a society where either distressed damsels or misses independent are sought after, Marianna contemplates of the complex edges of the femme fatale.
Even after a decade after its introduction, the Diana F+ remains one of the most well-loved analogue cameras in the Lomography Community. But what makes this ever classy camera an instant classic? Let these lomographers and LomoAmigos share their love for the Diana F+!
Portrait photographer Brock Sanders has always been interested in film photography since a very young age. He experimented with the Diana F+, and speaks of the way using a different camera and ratio changed the shooting process + tips for new photographers.
You might wonder why the world has gone green for today. Every 17th of March, one would find people wearing shamrocks, attending cèilidhean, marching parades, drinking the best Irish beer and whiskey in the area. No doubt, today is Saint Patrick's Day.
Photographer Antonio Castello is an old friend of Lomography and has once again taken out our mutual friend, the Diana F+ for a fun night. This time, the iconic medium format camera got to scent the air of the fashion world!
If the daydreamy Diana F+ isn't surreal enough for you, you might want to try out pinhole photography with its pinhole counterpart, the Diana Multi-Pinhole Operator. Tack it on a corner as this fashionable camera turns into a serious spectator.
It's just like any other night for New York-based photographer Daniel Schaefer. In the city streets of New York, he and his model who goes by Dove Mother grab some dumplings for dinner, with the side salad of night photography using the handy Lomo'Instant Square.
Every waking minute is a photo-opportunity waiting to happen, and the versatile, multi-format Lomo'Instant Square will make sure you won't miss out taking these chances for the freshest, in-vogue portraits.
Pinhole photography has always been the best technique to compose some illusory photographs. How about taking inspiration from photos taken with the Diana F+ Pinhole for World Pinhole Photography Day?
There's no other image-making medium like film. After a decade-long break, lomographer Pearl T. Rapalje aka @koduckgirl returns to the analogue territory with a renewed passion. Here, she looks back on her journey in the Lomography community.
In the art world, there's an unspoken rule that one has to stick with a single art form: a "'til death do us part" pact between medium and artist. But English artist Rebecca Rose Harris doesn't like to boxed in four corners. Her photography is a reflection of her other works with various mediums.
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