Tag: philippines
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Reeling Romantics: Engagements and Weddings in Lomographs!
written by basterda on 2011-06-23
"It’s totally ironic to see what used to be conventional film photography being today’s alternative. Digital is now conventional; film is the radical, funky, cool way of expressing your wedding."
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Have You Ever Seen Swimming Nuns?
written by blackcoffeeandtantrum on 2011-06-26 #places
Nuns at the beach? Seriously? Has the world gone mad?
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Wide Wild LC-Wide
written by projectsnap on 2011-08-05 #videos #gear
Anybody having second thoughts on getting this beast of a camera should definitely reconsider. If you like ultra-wide lenses, then this golden boy is beyond any doubt the camera for you!
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Whilst We Wait, We Won't Wither
written by basterda on 2010-09-07 #news
Loosely based on Jeff Nachtigall's (dirklancer) The Art of Waiting project, WHILST WE WAIT is a Philippine-based photo-project whose goal is to visualize the future through a heterogeneous analogue-mixture of film photographs and handwritten letters with vivid virtues of anticipation, perspective and waiting. Would you wait with us, too?
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Call-Out for Film Swap Participants: Lomography SG x Lomography PH
written by basterda on 2012-01-16 #news
Lomography Singapore and Lomography Philippines will collaborate on a film swap. Merge your lomographic imagination with your fellow Lomographers and take part in this project. Read the full article for more details.
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Cubao is for Lovers
written by basterda on 2010-06-23 #places
Rain or shine, Cubao is always fine. Here's why almost everyone in Manila - not only lovers - likes to go and come back again and again to this dandy place called, Cubao.
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Make Your FILM Healthy!
written by bluemie5 on 2011-07-11 #gear #tutorials
Why drink Yakult? Because it is a probiotic milk that can bring so many benefits to kids and adults alike. Because of its distinct composition--live Lactobacilillus Casei Shirota, I made this crazy experiment and wondered how these bacteria could possibly affect the photos. I thought if it's good for our "insides," then perhaps it will also do our films good. Here are simple steps in making your film healthy and be happy with the result.
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Stitch and His Long Time LomoDiary
written by mayeemayee on 2012-06-01
He has been a member of the Community for quite a long time already. And aside from developing his mad skills when it comes to taking analogue photos, his long-time participation in Lomography has changed a certain characteristic of his.
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Smena 8M -- Great Manual Toy Camera For Starters
written by ethermoon on 2011-07-02 #gear
The Smena 8M was an entry-level that was produced by the Soviet Union during the early 70s and is a manual toy camera -- A great tool for amateur photographers and to those who want to start photography!
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My Friend Lakandula
written by panelomo on 2011-05-28
"I never thought someone would find interest in interviewing me about Lomography. Considering myself as a newbie in comparison to many experienced lomographers, I feel privileged to share my private thoughts on the subject." - @lakandula
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Lomography Manila Team in Motion with the LomoKino: Chamie Shoots Around Town
written by basterda on 2011-11-15
We, here at Lomography Manila, love all things analogue! In this moving pictures series, we, your friendly neighborhood web team, present you our vintage-like ventures with our newest Super 35 camera -- the LomoKino! First off, let's take a peek at our designer Chamie's first roll ever...
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Team Asia 1 LC-A race journal
written by northwardnimbus on 2009-08-11 #news
Scans from Team Asia 1's Lomo LC-A Race journal! Have a look-see!
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Micro Holga: That Little Cute Camera!
written by ethermoon on 2009-03-03 #people #gear
This camera is as the size of your two fingers. Very small, super light-weight and carries a 110 film! No wonder this plastic toy camera has grazed and dubbed as "Baby Holga" since it's like a little camera that warps magic on your shots!
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The Olympus XA Goodie
written by ethermoon on 2009-01-02 #gear
We've all heard about the XA series (XA, XA1, XA2, XA3 and XA4) but nothing beats the original, the first invention that made enormous sucession: the Olympus XA.
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Do Not Cover the Film Counter
written by ethermoon on 2009-05-19 #gear #tutorials
Another accidental trick and this one looks great too!
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The World According to Herr Willie – Apo Whang Od
written by wil6ka on 2017-11-07 #people
100-year-old Apo Whang Od is most likely the oldest tattoo artist in the world. A living legend in the Philippines, she has mastered the indigenous inking art of the batok and is a fascinating testament to the culture of the butbut people in Northern Luzon.
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Japan Camera Hunter Comes to the Philippines!
written by denisesanjose on 2012-12-12 #news
Bellamy Hunt of JapanCameraHunter.com was recently in Manila and we had the pleasure of meeting him one picturesque afternoon. We visited a local photo shop and caught the sunset while asking some analogue questions in between. Find out more about the Tokyo-based film aficionado in this Lomography exclusive!
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Beautiful Muses and Dreamy Locations: Film Photographs by Aleyn Comprendio
written by plasticpopsicle on 2012-09-27
Armed with SLR cameras and mostly expired films, Aleyn Comprendio from the Philippines captures beautiful photographs with the serene, ethereal quality that is unique to film. In this quick interview, Aleyn tells us more about herself, her fascination with film, and her dreamy photographs.
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Lomography Manila is looking for CitySlickers to write for us!
written by basterda on 2011-10-26 #news
We are looking for dedicated Filipino Lomographers who want to get more involved in the international Lomography Community. You will become a representative of Lomography in your city or town, as well as a well known regular contributor to the Lomography International Magazine, and get freebies, opportunities and LomoLove from us! Sound awesome? Know the details after the break.
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Jan Michellardi: Gloomy and All Sorts of Lovely
written by basterda on 2010-09-01
"He was alone and young and willful and wildhearted," Jan Michellardi quotes. And maybe she is, too. She might be young but her photographs, on the other hand, tell another story beyond these mere adjectives. Meanwhile, let us join her Universe as she talks about how lonely things and empty spaces continually amuse her.
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A Glimpse of My Fisheye World on Canvass
written by hans12 on 2012-06-13
I have a good idea on how to give colour to my boring room. It is by making artworks. I am onto my second piece when I thought of transforming my Lomographic photo into another form of art, a painting. I wanted to incorporate my love for lomography into other things as well.
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How We Celebrate a Traditional Christmas in the Philippines
written by ethermoon on 2010-12-24
It's that month of the year again! That month where Santa Claus would drop down by the chimney to present some gifts to those little boys and girls who were nice and not naughty. The month where everybody gets busy just to buy a gift and give it to their loved ones. But how do we celebrate Christmas here in our country? Read the full article below and celebrate this jolly season with us!
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Velvia Goodness!
written by ethermoon on 2010-08-09 #gear
I have been a fan of this film. 50 iso has never been this good for cross-processing. Since last year, I have been looking forward to use up a Fuji Velvia 50 iso, but can never found one. Some say this film is rare to its rarest. Until one day, a friend of mine has a brick of this, so I consumed 2-3 rolls of film from him.
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Manila CitySlicker Felix: The New Guy
written by feelux on 2011-12-27
The Philippines has more than 7,100 islands and countless cities and Manila is just one of them. Our CitySlickers are here to explore them with their analogue ammunition and to document their adventures through their wistful words! Here is Felix, one of Manila's CitySlickers, and his introduction on her beloved city!
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LC-Wide: The Wider Your Heart Gets, the Wider Your Lens Is!
written by bboysherman on 2011-11-29 #gear
Actually, before choosing the LC-Wide, I hesitated for quite some time. Do I really need a camera with such wide-angled lens? But, after looking through a lot of wonderful photos, I've finally decided that this is the one!
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A Beauty of Volcanic Proportions: Mount Pinatubo
written by stuckintraffic on 2011-03-22 #places
Amidst this volcano lies a secret so beautiful and breathtaking: a serene lake of unknown depth with an emerald blue green color. For amateur adventure-seekers, what a lovely way to start!
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Doubles With You - ripsta and zoe191
written by zoe191 on 2010-01-20 #news
Double exposures featuring images from Malaysia and the Philippines by ripsta and zoe191
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Boracay's Beautiful Sunsets
written by ak47lomogurl on 2010-07-26 #places
Sunsets in Boracay are simply amazing! Each shot you take, regardless of what camera you use, is unique and breathtaking. This is my wonderful experience capturing Boracay sunsets and seeing them through plastic lenses.
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The Pacific Island Paradise
written by ak47lomogurl on 2010-03-14 #places
Boracay is considered as one of the best beaches in the Philippines and as noted by some in the world! Everyone must come here at least once in their life and I’ve got the pictures to prove why!
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My Lenses' Point of View: Pagudpud and Vigan, Philippines
written by niguevara on 2010-02-24 #places
3000th Location! Pagudpud and Vigan are some of the famous travel / vacation spots in Ilocos. If you wish wake up with South China Sea on your window of your hotel, Pagudpud will not disappoint you. Or you want to wake up 100 years back to past? Then it's Vigan.
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