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• No Standby Allowed – an Interview With Grant Spanier

  written by cheeo on 2020-06-01 #culture #people

  

  Time passes for everybody and it's the ones who keep going forward that you should keep an eye out for. We play catch up with the ever evolving and talented photographer, director, and filmmaker Grant Spanier in this interview.

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• Musings from Self-isolation: Eathon Young

  written by cheeo on 2020-05-31 #people

  

  Have you ever wondered how other photographers are dealing with quarantine during the pandemic? Here's a look at Eathon Young's photographic musings from self-isolation.

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• Documenting Isolation: How Lomographers Cope With Confinement, Pt. 4

  2020-05-31 #culture #news #people

  

  How do you creatively adapt during a difficult time? Here's part 4 of our series, featuring Lomographers from all over the world and their quarantine stories.

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• Darkroom Magic with Knipserich

  written by alinaxeniatroniarsky on 2020-05-30 #news #people #tutorials

  

  Bruno, aka Knipserich, has shared several analog photographs in his LomoHome over the years. However, this album shows a side of Lomography that is not necessarily intentional, but definitely magical.

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• Musings from Self-isolation: Paul Estévez

  written by cheeo on 2020-05-28 #people

  

  Have you ever wondered how other photographers are dealing with quarantine during the pandemic? Here's a look at Paul Estévez's photographic musings from self-isolation.

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• JLE Music: A Record of Last Night's Gig

  2020-05-25 #culture #news #people

  

  Banker by day, live-gig-photographer at night, Janlor Encarnacion of JLE Music documents the raw moments of Manila's underrepresented indie music scene.

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• Bonnita Postma: Blurring the Lines with Vintage Non-Binary Portraiture

  written by cielsan on 2020-05-24 #culture #people

  

  Read about artist Bonnita Postma and how she reimagines and assembles faces of the olden times to create identities unshackled by racial and gender stereotypes.

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• Painting a Mosaic of Time - an Interview with Safia Nadim

  written by cheeo on 2020-05-22 #people

  

  For some, photography is more about personal feelings than what other people have to say. Learn more about Germany-based photographer Safia Nadim in this intimate interview.

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• Girl in Shibuya – Ui Okuyama Photographed with LomoChrome Metropolis

  written by erina on 2020-05-21 #gear #culture #people

  

  Erina met up with Ui Okuyama of the idol group Shihatsu-machi Underground on the streets of Shibuya for a portrait series captured on the LomoChrome Metropolis film.

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• Moments that Click: Photo Story by Albin Sjödin

  written by cheeo on 2020-05-20 #culture #people #videos

  

  It's always beautiful to learn how things transpire in the lives of the artists we feature here on the Magazine. Gather round. For this time, we're hearing the story of photographer and cinematographer, Albin Sjödin.

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• Photographers Unite: A Virtual Photography Conference by Image Salon

  written by tamarasaade on 2020-05-20 #people

  

  In an effort to provide a way of connecting with all the photographers out there, professional and amateurs, Image Salon a Montreal based studio, is organizing a virtual photography conference, where 100 percent of the donations will be distributed to Global Giving.

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• Sabine Linemeyr About Analogue Photography and the LomoChrome Metropolis

  written by alinaxeniatroniarsky on 2020-05-19 #gear #news #people

  

  Lomographer Sabine, aka éon.noir, shares the elegant results from her two portrait shoots using the LomoChrome Metropolis film, giving her honest impressions about the film as well as sharing her love for the analogue medium.

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• The World According to Herr Willie – Mars Logbook: Two

  written by wil6ka on 2020-05-14 #culture #people #places

  

  Crew 184 went to Mars and I came along as embedded astronaut-journalist. These are the tales of our first two weeks on this distant planet. The accounts of exploration, isolation and working together as a team. This is second of three chapters.

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• Simple, Bare, Beautiful: An Interview With Adrian Ang

  written by cheeo on 2020-05-13 #people

  

  Portrait photographer Adrian Ang steps into the Lomography spotlight with his truthful commentary and expressive form of portrait photography.

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• Two Point, Oh: a Zine by Sadie Bailey

  written by cheeo on 2020-05-12 #people #places

  

  One year and countless of frames later, photographer Sadie Bailey is back with a new zine that picks up where she left off.

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• Darkrooms and Film Labs: Gowanus Darkroom

  written by tamarasaade on 2020-05-11 #culture #news #people #places #tutorials

  

  In this series, we would feature local darkrooms and film labs where you could have your precious films processed or learn how to process them yourself! For this feature, we talked to Gowanus Darkroom, one of New York's pillar in the analogue scene.

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• Community Spotlight: Barbora (@barudrevik) and Gustavo (@whoisloi)

  written by cheeo on 2020-05-10 #news #people

  

  Photography will always have a place for the old and the new. But this time, we take a look at the work of two budding Lomographers, Barbora (@barudrevik) and Gustavo (@whoisloi) in this Community Spotlight!

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• Film Experience Diptychs: Lafilledeer and Yusufgzel on the Art of Portraiture

  2020-05-08 #people

  

  Let's find out the similarities and differences between veteran Lomographer Cecile Deer a.k.a. lafilledeer and promising newcomer Yusuf Güzel a.k.a. yusufgzel when it comes to portraiture.

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• Under the (Crystal Clear) Sea of Hawai'i With Alexandra Bennett and the Simple Use Reloadable Camera With Its Underwater Case

  written by tamarasaade on 2020-05-08 #gear #people #places

  

  Chasing the perfect wave, Alexandra Bennet has been surfing in the most beautiful oceans across the globe. With the Simple Use Reloadable Camera and its Underwater Case, she captured some of the breathtaking sights she witnesses underwater to share them with the rest of the analog community.

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• Berlin Kino and the Working Class: a Review by Matthew Poburyny

  written by cheeo on 2020-05-07 #gear #people

  

  Looking for a black-and-white film to feed your analogue musings? Then check out this user review of the Berlin Kino!

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• Documenting Isolation: How Lomographers Cope With Confinement, Pt. 1

  2020-05-07 #culture #news #people

  

  Lomographers share their photo stories in time of quarantine.

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• Dream Visions: Nicolette Passerello

  2020-05-06 #culture #news #people

  

  California-based photographer Nicolette Passerello invites us to take a peek into her world — a picture postcard of dreamy psychedelia.

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• Purple Expressions: Social Media Testers Try the LomoChrome Purple Film

  2020-05-06 #gear #news #people

  

  Prepare to be enchanted by our latest batch of purple-tinged photos taken by LomoChrome Purple social media testers!

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• Searching for Contrast in Berlin with the Babylon Kino B&W ISO 13 Film – by Mathias Benninghoven

  written by alinaxeniatroniarsky on 2020-05-05 #news #people #places

  

  Mathias, aka analogdaze, explored Berlin with our new Babylon Kino B&W ISO 13 Film. In this article, you can read about his thoughts and tips on the film.

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• Postcards from Japan: Rina Endo x Lomogon for LomoOdds

  written by cheeo on 2020-05-04 #people #places

  

  Change is at the heart of this beautiful photo series by musician and photographer Rina Endo.

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• "5,000 Miles Away: A Facetime Film Series" an Analogue and Digital Series by Michael Walrond

  written by tamarasaade on 2020-05-03 #people #tutorials

  

  Confinement didn't stop San Diego based photographer Michael Walrond from shooting film, on the contrary, it gave him the opportunity to explore the medium even more. With the help of his friend and artist Tiffany Cole, he shot a series through screens on film, that he, later on, cross-processed for an out-of-this reality vision.

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• Berlin on Lockdown Through the Eyes of Oliver Grimm 

  written by cielsan on 2020-05-02 #culture #people #places

  

  Lomographer Oliver Grimm a.k.a. oli_grimm_photo gives us a visual tour to a new side of Berlin during the lockdown.

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• The World According to Herr Willie – Mars Logbook: One

  written by wil6ka on 2020-04-30 #culture #people #places

  

  Crew 184 went to Mars and I came along as embedded astronaut-journalist. These are the tales of our first two weeks on this distant planet. The accounts of exploration, isolation and working together as a team. This is the first of three chapters.

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• Florian Schmitt's Double Exposure to Expose a Consumerist City

  written by tamarasaade on 2020-04-29 #people

  

  For German documentary filmmaker Florian Schmitt, coming to New York in the eve of a lockdown became a photography project in itself. Using the medium as a part of the concept, Florian's double exposures overlay the typical behavior of Americans with a looming lockdown approaching.

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• A Film Noir in California: Edward Conde's Take on the Fantôme Kino B&W ISO 8

  written by tamarasaade on 2020-04-27 #gear #people #places

  

  Los Angeles based photographer Edward Conde is no stranger to low ISO films, but trying our Fantôme Kino B&W ISO 8 on the sunny coast of California gave a dramatic and unique look to his pictures.

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