Stop-Motion videos are awesome, but they are even more awesome when shot with an LC-A+ and a mix of different 35mm films!
One overcast Sunday last August, a group of 20 lomographers gathered single file in front of the store to be part of the our first ever Lomo caterpillar/matrix event! All were armed with LC-A+ cameras and a mélange of different film types – Lomography colour negative, Xpro slide and redscale – all shot in no particular order. The human caterpillar queue snaked down from the shop, through Carnaby Street and finished off at the Golden Square, Soho for some awesome jumps, yo-yoing and spinning matrix shots!
The result? A kick-ass stop-motion video made with nearly 2,000 separate images and 2 reels of 8mm B&W film rammed into a 2:54minute video. If this doesn’t inspire, we don’t know what will!
Singaporean synth-pop quartet Disco Hue got their hands on the Lomo'Instant Automat, and stopped by to talk to us their amazing music. Take a look at their awesome photos — they've even put together a short video of their adventures on the road!
They say it's a small world, but our critter friends beg to differ. From an ant's point of view, the world is vast and overwhelming. Lomography's Fisheye No. 2 mimics this unique angle for a fresher photographic perspective.
We can always count on Brian Bruno and Audrey Kitching to take us from our screens straight into an analog fairy tale. But when he recently loaded his camera with the first roll of Color Negative F2 / 400 120 film, they still managed to surprise us with this stunning series.
Are you curious about what photographers and artists have to say with Lomography's new panchromatic film? Hear out Charlotte Rea, Daniel Stewart, and Lean Lui as they share their first impressions and experiences with the Berlin Kino 400 35 mm.
The future is analogue, and it's even more creative and better as it blurs the fine lines of mixed medium. Amsterdam-based artist and photographer Daniëlle Van Ark's oeuvre is one-of-a-kind hybrid of mediums that will take anyone's breath away.
Lovers of the Instax Wide format rejoice! We're dropping the price of our beloved Lomo'Instant Wide Cameras! Get as much as 25% Off on the original price when you grab yours today! Go wide and go wild with the Lomo'Instant Wide!
We are proud do introduce our new LomoAmigo Band Lucius and even more excited to share some exclusive Lomo-shots of the band's Spotify Live-recording at the legendary Electric Lady Studios in New York City.
You’ve taken some nice Lomo’Instant snapshots and you want to share them with friends, particularly on social media. How do you make it look more awesome? Here are a couple of tips to try, using the Lomo’Instant App!
If fiddling with settings and dealing with medium-format heft are stopping you from shooting summer squares, then it's time to get acquainted with the Lomo LC-A 120.
Shoot with the right prime each time and create your next masterpiece with the Neptune Convertible Art Lens System! Get them now and save 25% on the Neptune Art Lens System and the 15 mm Naiad Lens!
Today, film photography and analogue techniques are being treated as more of an experiment as digital photography remains as the mainstream medium. Photographer Michell Campeau romanticizes everything analogue with his own collection of found photographs.
The Germany-based band Blackout Problems is recording their new album KAOS at the moment. Besides tons of cords, instruments and snacks they took plenty of Lomography cameras, film and an Art Lens to the studio. Now they allow us an intimate gaze into their band's life and work.
French photo artist Guillaume Chiron has a different way to make his own images. Rather than pointing and shooting, he uses other bits and pieces of photographs to make his own stories. And what humorous stories they all are..
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