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Capturing a moment on film and seeing it develop in real time is an experience that will almost always elicit a great wave of excitement. With instant film being one of the few film formats to make this process possible, this time is truly made all the more special when shared with family and loved ones.
In this gallery, we’ve selected photos that have all been taken on various Lomography Instant Cameras — from mini, square, and wide — further emphasizing the nostalgic, tangible, and memorabilia factor the film format can bring into one’s life. Similar to a memory you can keep safely in your pocket, your bedside table, or your family heirloom photo book that’s meant to be treasured and stored well for years to come.
The Lomography Instant family tree has a unique camera for every occasion. Whether that's for birthdays, personal milestones, family gatherings, summer holidays, or more, there’s an instant camera suited to help you capture those memories on film.
For example, the triptych of photos below shot on the Diana Instant Square camera paired with a 20 mm Fisheye Lens and a flash-colored gel, adds character and a neon-lit personality to a birthday celebration.
See more of the creative ways the Lomography community members have used Instant film to capture special moments. Each image and photo frame is personalized in varying frame sizes and aspect ratios, all featuring Lomography’s signature vignette quality. Grouped by Instant film format sizes, the photos in this gallery were all taken using the different camera variations of the Lomo’Instant Automat, Diana Instant Square, Lomo’Instant Square Glass, and Lomo’Instant Wide.
Thank you to all the Lomographers who have shared their Instant film images with us!
Learn more about Instant Photography over at the Lomo School and see all the other creative ways the community has used the film format in our Online Magazine.
Sometimes we might forget we are worthy subjects to capture on film too. In this community gallery, we're looking at self-portraits on 110 film taken by our community members using the Lomomatic 110!
Street art adds life and character to any location, informing us of the backstory of a place and its people. In this gallery, we're sharing a few street art images taken on film by our diverse community members.
With its changing hues and graceful motion, water naturally translates into a stunning subject in images. In this gallery, we're taking a look at how our Community members have uniquely captured different bodies of water on film.
The Lomomatic 110 is your compact companion for every adventure! Featuring a glass lens, automatic exposure, day and night aperture modes, controllable ISO settings and a flash, get ready to capture your memories in vibrant, super-sharp 110 frames, with a depth of field you’ve never seen on a 110 image ever before!
Meet the UPCT Class of 2026 - fifteen designers capturing their colorful chaos and camaraderie on film before their December Fashion Show, with the LomoApparat and Lomo’Instant Square Glass in hand.
Harmony on Film is a project that unites analogue photography and dance: a dialogue of double exposures where chance and creative intuition intertwine, giving rise to surprising and unpredictable images.
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Tiny frames and questions reveal how connection can emerge in the simplest exchanges. With the Lomomatic 110, Toni Muñoz captures the honest stories found in everyday life.
Photographer Ina (@cul-de-sac) takes influence from art movements, her background in architecture and LomoChrome color-shifting film stocks to create images atmospheric and open to interpretation. She talks about her style and more in this feature.
Longtime Lomographer Angela Izzo took a sun-soaked vacation to Greece with her new travel companion, the Half-Frame Lomourette, capturing ancient ruins and bright vignettes of her dream trip through playful double exposures.
Uk-based Dale Campbell travels around the world for his job as a Director and Cinematographer. He took a Lomomatic 110 camera and a mix of films to Venice and embraced this tiny format film.
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