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• Found in Translation: Channeling Your "Orenda"

  2018-04-21 #culture

  

  The beauty of language is the variance of meanings and words that are exclusive to a culture. Some things, feelings, and circumstances hold more weight and nuance. It''s why, through Lomographs, we define those words.

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• Looking Back on Iowa with the Diana, by Nancy Rexroth

  2018-04-19 #culture #people

  

  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.

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• Queen in 3D Exhibition by Brian May

  2018-04-18 #culture

  

  Lomography Gallery Store Soho is thrilled to announce a new exhibition of stereoscopic prints taken from Brian May's personal archives. You'll get the opportunity to view some exclusive snapshots through the specially made OWL glasses, designed by the man himself.

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• Around the World in Analogue: Kozani, Greece

  2018-04-17 #culture

  

  Take a glimpse of the vibrant carnival in Kozani, Greece through @lofnikolas' multiple exposure photographs.

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• LomoAmigos Lucius at Electric Lady Studios NYC

  written by birgitbuchart on 2018-04-17 #culture #people

  

  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.

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• Michel Campeau: Back in the Analogue Days

  2018-04-16 #culture

  

  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.

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• "Photoworks": Experimental Photography by Astrid Klein

  2018-04-15 #culture

  

  Text and images are combined in the experimental visuals of German mixed-medium artist Astrid Klein. A show in Hamburg displays a full retrospective of Klein and how she questioned objective photography.

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• Found in Translation: the "Sobremesa" Habit

  2018-04-14 #culture

  

  The beauty of language is the variance of meanings and words that are exclusive to a culture. Some things, feelings, and circumstances hold more weight and nuance. It''s why, through Lomographs, we define those words

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• Dorothea Lange: Portraits of American Country Women

  2018-04-13 #culture

  

  When Dorothea Lange took the iconic portrait of Florence Owens Thompson, everything else was history. However, she also captured other rural American women, and their images deserve the same perusal.

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• Pierre Bourdieu's Photographic Archive: a Sociologist's Take on Algeria

  2018-04-08 #culture #people

  

  The rarely seen works of French intellectual and sociologist Pierre Bourdieu are in the form of photography. In this archive, he documents the socio-political aspects and daily lives of Algeria during his fieldwork as a photojournalist in 1958 and 1961.

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• Fulvio Roiter: A Life in Pictures

  2018-04-07 #culture

  

  Venice was the muse of Italian photographer Fulvio Roiter, and in both monochrome and color, past and present, he captured the evolution of the canal city.

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• Flashback to 1940's: The American Life in Kodachrome

  2018-04-06 #culture

  

  The 1940's was mostly identified as a decade of turmoil due to the Second World War, but daily life continues on in America. Here's what they've been up to during those years, photographed by a certain amateur photographer named Charles Weever Cushman.

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• Beyond the Landscapes: Ansel Adams in Manzanar

  2018-04-05 #culture

  

  American photographer Ansel Adams remains one of the most renowned photographers today, and his photographs of American landscape and wilderness are iconic.. But there is more to Adams as a photographer. Turning away from mountain ranges, he also documented the WWII Manzanar relocation.

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• Found in Translation: Framing "Retrouvailles"

  2018-04-05 #culture

  

  The beauty of language is the variance of meanings and words that are exclusive to a culture. Some things, feelings, and circumstances hold more weight and nuance. It''s why, through Lomographs, we define those words.

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• Discovering Masha Ivashintsova

  2018-04-05 #culture #news

  

  Follow the tale of Masha Ivashintsova and her recently discovered 30,000+ images.

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• Analogue Monologues: When Shadows Do the Talking

  2018-04-03 #culture

  

  Have you ever tried to get to know the creature that mimics your every move, wherever, whenever? The shadows that lurk around you are trying to tell you something.

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• Monday Moodboard: Breakfast for Champions

  2018-04-02 #culture

  

  Batte the bluesy Monday by eating like a champion! One of the main reasons we feel so bad on Monday mornings is we skip the most important meal of the day. Well, let our Monday Moodboard remind you.

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• Lea Wright X Thread Caravan: An Exploration of Oaxaca, Mexico

  written by sarahlindsayk on 2018-04-01 #culture #news

  

  Photographer Lea Wright attended one of Thread Caravan's workshops in Oaxaca, Mexico. Bringing along her camera, Lea's eye for the vibrancy of Oaxaca and it's culture come through in her photographs.

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• Ruth Harriet Louise: The First Woman Photographer of Hollywood

  2018-03-31 #culture

  

  Most of the time, you’d see women being the works of art, and seldom women as artists. One of the first women to break the archetype is Ruth Harriet Louise, the first woman photographer of Tinseltown.

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• LomoWomen: Lídia Vives About Self-Portraits

  written by martagruesocoy on 2018-03-30 #culture #people

  

  March is the month of Women's History and we want to know more about the extraordinary women from all over the world who hide behind the camera. Today we interview Lídia Vives who tells us about self-portraits and her dream world.

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• How to Develop Your Own Creative Process

  2018-03-30 #culture

  

  Make it about you and the images you'd like to make. After all, it's your process.

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• LomoWomen: Photographer Soledad Córdoba About New Realities

  written by martagruesocoy on 2018-03-28 #culture #people

  

  March is the month of Women's History and we want to know more about the extraordinary women from all over the world who hide behind the camera. Today we are glad to introduce you to Soledad Córdoba.

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• LomoWomen: Edie Sunday about raising her voice without echoing others

  written by birgitbuchart on 2018-03-27 #culture #people

  

  March is Women's History Month and we want to take a closer look at the wonderful women behind cameras all over the country. In this Interview artist Edie Sunday shares her experience and thoughts about a very problematic world of professional photography.

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• Sarah Knoll with Tiny Moving Parts, Mom Jeans, and Oso Oso

  written by sarahlindsayk on 2018-03-27 #culture #news

  

  We shot the amazing Tiny Moving Parts who were on tour with California natives Mom Jeans and Long Island natives Oso Oso at The Music Hall of Willamsburg while on tour.

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• Why Do People Keep Coming Back to Film Photography?

  2018-03-27 #culture

  

  Whatever happens, analogue is here to stay.

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• Jazz, Theater, Hollywood: How James Abbe Made a Stellar Pantheon with Portraits

  2018-03-26 #culture

  

  American photographer James Abbe wanted to have his breakthrough in photojournalism, but the muses had something else in mind. Known for his portraiture, Abbe's name is deemed as the photographer who captured the budding celebrity culture and aesthetic of the 1920's.

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• Color Chronicles: Glowing in Ochre

  2018-03-25 #culture

  

  Colors mean differently for all walks of life. The color of ochre makes the surface of the earth subtly majestic and mystifying with its deep golden-brown as if one walks on a land made out of gold.

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• LomoWomen: Singapore's Marisse Caine and the Women/我们 Series

  written by crissyrobles on 2018-03-24 #culture #people

  

  March marks the observance of Women's History Month. Let us celebrate by looking into the craft of amazing women all over the world who triumphs photography. For this interview, we go all the way to Singapore for a quick chat with photographer and visual artist Marisse Caine.

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• LomoWomen: Ilaria Magliocchetti Lombi and the Power of her Portraits

  written by macilomo on 2018-03-23 #culture #people

  

  We continue our LomoWomen journey with Ilaria Magliocchetti Lombi: a photographer with an unique strength.

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• Square-Format Art: Walker Evans’ Snapshots of American Life

  written by Martha Reed on 2018-03-22 #culture

  

  Best known for his documentation of the Great Depression, photojournalist Walker Evans was 70 when he first picked up an instant camera. It’s never too late to master a new skill!

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