Grainy, soft colors, and focused in interesting ways, ryannyka.d's film photos showcase her keen eye as a photographer. This young shutterbug shares her work online with her shots exhibiting some serious skills at a young age.
Take a breather and check out her shots:
Keep updated on her developments here and keep the Lomo love alive!
written by crissyrobles on 2018-01-06 #culture #people
This week's featured Lomographer hails from Baguio City, Philippines. As a passionate analogue shooter, she frames the world in soft colors and hazy light leaks which lend a nostalgic atmosphere to her photographs. Get to know our Newcomer of the Week in this brief interview.
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Anne Brigman was a critically acclaimed pictorial photographer in 1900’s America. Her work was characterized by the use of soft focus, symbolism, and extensive editing of her negatives using pencils, paints and superimposition.
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Italian photographer Chiara Dondi lives and breathes as an artist of the old world. Intending to provide a sort of vintage charm and mystique into her photographs, her visual language remains in touch with reality with her contemporary female muses. Allow her to welcome you into her world.
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Lomographer Reza Ahmadi has always been interested in documenting the world through visual arts. As an alternate to drawing and painting, he picked up photography as a hobby which gradually grew into a passion that follows him from one city to another. Get to know our featured Community newcomer from Indonesia.
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Warm golden light, soft colors and beautiful bokeh – photographer Oliver Curson takes us for a sunlit stroll down Brighton promenade, introducing plenty of quirky characters and stunning seaside views along the way.
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For Paris-based lomographer Jeanne (@takechatmiaou) shooting on film brings a good balance between being in control and allowing chances to take over. In this interview, our featured Community newcomer shares her musings about analogue photography and some of her favorite photographs to date.
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Introducing Lomography's latest limited edition film, the B&W 400 35 mm Berlin Kino film! Originally used to make black and white films, this film provides timeless photos with sublime shades of gray worthy of the movies! Preorder yours before it's too late!
We welcome photographer Meg Hewitt into Lomography Magazine as she permits us an in-depth view of her gritty black-and-white, grainy, analogue world, reminiscent of the Provoke-era — same style, same place, different time.
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Avid LCA user, Jaqueline Badeaux shows us how she uses the LC-A through her eyes. Her unique multiple exposures leave a mystery to the eye and keep us curious as to the world she creates via her photos.
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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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Hailing from Indonesia, Aria Yudhistira shares his adventures as a Lomographer and the cool photos he snapped with the Lomo'Instant Automat.
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She may have lost her favorite camera, but this unfortunate incident led her to forge connection with fellow film photographers. Dive into Alanna Durkee's amusing anecdote and other musings about analogue photography in this Newcomer of the Week interview.
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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.
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