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• Daily France: Precious Memories with the Diana Instant Square

  written by cielsan on 2020-08-10 #culture #people #places

  

  We take a gander into the LomoHome of Lomographer joecool and the delicate, fleeting memories he's documenting in France.

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• Community Spotlight: Lalitya (@lalitya) and Anastasia (@zapselskaimage)

  written by cheeo on 2020-08-09 #culture #people

  

  Photography will always have a place for the old and the new. But this time, we take a look at the fresh work of two budding Lomographers, Lalitya and Anastasia in this Community Spotlight!

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• The Big Apple's Black Lives Matter Movement Through Cesarin Mateo's Lens and Some Berlin Kino 400

  written by tamarasaade on 2020-08-09 #culture #news #people

  

  In this series of articles, we aim to shed light on photographers of color who have been photographing the Black Lives Matter protests. For New York-based photographer Cesarin Mateo, it was important to go beyond what the mainstream media showed, and photograph the Black Lives Matter protests in all their shapes and forms.

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• Fresh and Seasoned: Film Experience Diptychs with bwretzky and sinkinanchorssince1984

  written by cielsan on 2020-08-08 #culture #news #people

  

  We get the secrets and experiences of macro photography enthusiasts in the years-long work of Kyle, a.k.a. sinkinanchorssince1984 and the blooming talent of Bruna, a.k.a. bwretzky.

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• Ryelo Ren's Electric and Dynamic Portraits

  written by tamarasaade on 2020-08-08 #culture #news #people

  

  For Cleveland based self-taught photographer Ryelo Ren, creativity and imagination have shaped his craft and skill. His love of portraits enables him to tell stories, connect with people, and most importantly express himself.

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• Roberto Fiuza: A Routine of Colors and Shadows with the Classic LC-A

  written by cielsan on 2020-08-06 #culture #people

  

  Color, contrast, cross-process — Lomographer Roberto Fiuza's daily analogue quarantine routine is simply enviable as seen through his album "Isolated".

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• Raw Clarity: Cucheriava's Naturally Soft-Lit Portraits

  2020-08-05 #people

  

  Lomographer zlatex a.k.a. Cucheriava makes a sublime statement of her portraits under the natural glares of the sun.

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• A Lomographer's Visual Diary of the Chile Protests 2019-2020

  written by cielsan on 2020-08-05 #culture #news #people

  

  Lomographer Macarena a.k.a. cucoanalogo took up the task to become an independent visual reporter during the Chile Protests since last year.

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• Magic with Realism: Yoshitaka Goto's Surrealism

  written by cielsan on 2020-08-04 #culture #people

  

  Get ready to be spirited away yet again with one of our fine artist Lomographers gocchin, or known as Yoshitaka Goto's Wonderland-like double exposure skyscapes in this Magritte-inspired series.

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• About Deceleration and the Dreamy Pictures of Julia Beyer

  written by alinaxeniatroniarsky on 2020-08-03 #culture #news #people

  

  Julia's photographs seem to be taken in another world. Here she talks about her inspirations and what analogue photography means to her.

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• Protesting Under Manhattan's Scorching Sun: Jeffrey Carlos Nunes' Pictures of the Black Lives Matter Protest

  written by tamarasaade on 2020-08-03 #gear #news #people

  

  In this series of articles, we aim to shed light on photographers of color who have been photographing the Black Lives Matter protests. From early morning to late into the night, Jeffrey Carlos Nunes shot protesters of the Black Lives matter movement all across Manhattan.

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• Painting the Romance: Chinese Community Amigos Draw on Lomo'Instant Cameras

  written by gavintang on 2020-08-01 #gear #culture #people

  

  Last month, we invited our community to design a new outfit for the instant camera. Check out their amazing creations, and get to know the artists behind the designs in this article.

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• Rob Liggins' City of Angels Turned Into a Stage to the Black Lives Matter Movement

  written by tamarasaade on 2020-08-01 #culture #news #people

  

  In this series of articles, we aim to shed light on photographers of color who have been photographing the Black Lives Matter protests.

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• Community Spotlight: Hamish (@hamishcastricum) and Mike Mendez (@neufotomacher)

  written by cheeo on 2020-07-31 #culture #news #people

  

  Photography will always have a place for the old and the new. Get to know our newcomer Hamish (@hamishcastricum), along with seasoned community member Mike (@neufotomacher) in this Community Spotlight!

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• The Colours of the Bali Sea by Caroline Ruffault With the Lomo LC-A+ and the Krab

  written by _ on 2020-07-31 #gear #people #places

  

  Dive into the depths with Caroline Ruffault’s photos taken with the Lomography Color Negative 400 shot with the Lomo LC-A+ and his Krab Underwater Housing.

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• Cyanotype Experiments – by Velvet-Daddy

  written by alinaxeniatroniarsky on 2020-07-30 #news #people #tutorials

  

  Michael, aka @Velvet-Daddy, is addicted to experimental photography – even cyanotype cannot be left out! Here you can read about his tests and experiments.

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• The Black Lives Matter Movement in Zurich — A Visual Film Story by Stéphane Heinz

  2020-07-30 #news #people #places

  

  The fight for racial prejudice against Black lives continues in the memory of George Floyd. Lomographer Stéphane Heinz captures how the Black Lives Matter movement takes shape in his own hometown through powerful tones of black and white.

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• Introducing – Bruna aka @bwretzky

  written by alinaxeniatroniarsky on 2020-07-29 #culture #people

  

  Bruna, aka @bwretzky, shares her newly found love for analogue Photography in the LomoCommunity.

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• Street Graffiti and the Simple Use Metropolis Camera With Kenneth Bachor

  written by tamarasaade on 2020-07-29 #culture #people

  

  Simple, fast, and easy, the Simple Use Metropolis Camera has been Kenneth Bachor while photographing the City Hall protests in New York, during the month of June 2020.

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• Xochitl Garcia on Self-Curating Your Analogue Work

  written by cielsan on 2020-07-28 #culture #people

  

  Stuck indoors due to the pandemic? Mexican Lomographer Xochitl Garcia a.k.a. xoch_photosfera makes a special collection of her best shots from 2007 to 2015, which will be repurposed by the photographer sometime soon.

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• Basic Tips For Shooting In Golden Hour/Blue Hour

  2020-07-28 #gear #people #tutorials

  

  Here are a few ideas to consider for your Golden Hour or Blue Hour shoots.

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• Annalisa Gaeta’s Whimsical Crafted Portraiture

  written by cielsan on 2020-07-27 #gear #culture #people

  

  Lomographer Annalisa Gaeta, a.k.a. annalisa-gaeta87 brings the oomph factor of colors, poses and faces to the analogue routine with her playful yet carefully formed portraiture.

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• Chris Cook's Timeless Pictures of the Black Lives Matter Protests in New York

  written by tamarasaade on 2020-07-27 #gear #news #people

  

  In this series of articles, we aim to shed light on photographers of color who have been photographing the Black Lives Matter protests. Chris Cook has shot historical scenes, as well as more intimate stolen moments, with some Berlin Kino, in an effort to document what an upheaval in America's history.

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• How I Encountered, Got Thrilled by and Stuck With Film Photography – a Film Story by @vlajov

  written by cheeo on 2020-07-26 #news #people

  

  In this reader submitted piece, Community member @vlajov recalls how his unexpected analogue journey started by meeting a new acquaintance at the heart of Sarajevo.

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• See You Soon, or Sometime – by Simon Gerlinger

  written by alinaxeniatroniarsky on 2020-07-26 #culture #news #people

  

  Simon Gerlinger is a photography student at the University of Applied Sciences and Arts Dortmund. Here he tells us about analogue photography, how it can be used to look behind the scenes. He also talks about his latest project "See you soon, or Sometime".

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• Spontaneity In Multiple Exposures

  2020-07-25 #culture #news #people

  

  Lomographer Ludovica Dalla (@lu1kj) creates her oniric visions through multiple-exposures on film.

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• Andrej Russkovskij in Berlin with the New Petzval 80.5 mm f/1.9 MKII Art Lens

  2020-07-25 #gear #news #people

  

  We sent the New Petzval 80.5 mm f/1.9 MKII Art Lens to Andrej Russkovskij who tested it out with some LomoChrome Purple around the quiet streets of Berlin for his latest B L N K D Z #meettheberlinkids project.

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• Exploring Archetypes in Photography – an Interview with Lena Jeanne

  written by cheeo on 2020-07-24 #culture #people

  

  Finding deeper meaning in the images she takes, Lena Jeanne discovered something more than capturing pleasing frames. Learn more about her work and story in this interview.

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• Leading a Meaningful, Creative Analogue Life: Hernán Curtis

  written by cielsan on 2020-07-23 #culture #news #people

  

  Chile-based photographer Hernán Curtis reveals the secret to molding an artistic analogue identity through his words and images.

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• A Protest on Wheels: Joan Michel's Skaters With a Message

  written by tamarasaade on 2020-07-23 #gear #people #videos

  

  Photographer, filmmaker, Youtuber, translator, and guitarist Joan Michel photographed skateboarders coming together to protest for the Black Lives Matter movement in Harlem.

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