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• Rome

  Country/Region: Italy

  

  Rome seems like a living poem, where every corner and every stone has a story to tell. It’s a city with eternal and timeless charm that will draw you in with its unique blend of splendor and warmth. Its atmosphere permeated with history, art, and romance makes Rome a dream destination for analogue photographers who want to capture its layers of time and memory.

• Palermo

  Country/Region: Italy

  

  Palermo, the capital of Sicily, is a gem of the South, woven from centuries of stories and traditions. Striking Arab domes, exquisite Byzantine mosaics, ornate Baroque churches, and grand Art Nouveau buildings dot the cityscape. Its lively markets and the picturesque Mondello beach only add to its appeal. And, of course, you cannot miss the delicious cuisine. Whether you come for the history, the flavors, or the sea, Palermo stays with you long after you’ve left.

• Warsaw

  Country/Region: Poland

  

  A true metropolitan in character, the ever-changing Warsaw offers the hustle and bustle of a capital while hosting the buzzing art and culture scene. Wandering around its streets, you will notice the remnants of the socialist past, the glamour of new developments, and be captivated by the Central European charm at its best. This guide will take you on a journey across the obvious and not-so-obvious nooks and crannies, curated for Lomographers by Lomographers.

• Amsterdam

  Country/Region: Netherlands

  

  Amsterdam is the city where bikes outnumber people and canals crisscross through the streets. From sipping coffee in cozy Jordaan cafés to treasure hunting in the vintage shops of De Negen Straatjes – Amsterdam offers a perfect blend of a nostalgic charm and modern quirk. Hop on a bike, cruise the canals, or simply get lost on foot between historic townhouses. Here’s your perfect analogue guide, whether you’re chasing tulips, stroopwafels or that laid back Dutch vibe with your camera.

• Milan

  Country/Region: Italy

  

  Milan is a city full of surprises. It’s fast-paced and stylish, but also full of quiet corners and hidden places to explore. Historic buildings stand next to modern architecture in fast–changing neighbourhoods, and you can find art, fashion, and everyday life unfolding on every street. Wander along the canals, check out second-hand markets, or take photos of cool signs and walls full of street art and character. There’s always something interesting to see. Milan is a place to take your time and enjoy the little things, always with a camera in your hand.

• O‘ahu

  Country/Region: United States

  

  O’ahu is one of the eight main Hawaiian islands and has probably one of the most diverse landscapes. Honolulu is a bustling city settled right on the white sandy beaches of Hawai’i, while the North Shore, known for its iconic surf spots, is not too far away. The island also has beautifully lush jungle and mountains, which you can explore on foot or by air in a helicopter. Explore everything the island has to offer as well as the crystal blue water with the Lomography camera of your choosing!

• Clermont-Ferrand

  Country/Region: France

  

  Clermont-Ferrand is a singular city in the heart of France that offers a perfect blend of urban charm and mountainous landscapes. From its vibrant cultural life, remarkable historical heritage to its exceptional living conditions surrounded by nature, this city will suit everyone’s needs and desires.

• Rennes

  Country/Region: France

  

  Rennes is a one-of-a-kind city with a youthful energy and a medieval charm. As the capital of Brittany, its unique identity is defined by narrow cobbled streets, colorful timber-framed houses, and its lively atmosphere of cafés, markets, and cultural events. Here, you can wander through the historic town, unwind in a park, or catch a concert in a tucked-away venue.

• Sofia

  Country/Region: Bulgaria

  

  To really get to know Sofia, you need to explore the city on foot. As you wander, you’ll stumble upon Roman ruins next to tram stops and bustling markets filled with fresh produce, not to mention elderly men engrossed in chess games in the parks. The mountains loom in the background, a constant presence. There are plenty of small, unhurried moments waiting to be captured by your lens.

• Cortina d’Ampezzo

  Country/Region: Italy

  

  Cortina d’Ampezzo dances with the Dolomites, where peaks blush at dusk. Wooden chalets and alpine stalls thrum with vibrant life. A proud host of the 1956 Winter Olympics, it’s set to embrace them again in 2026. Here, sport and daily life intertwine, each moment bathed in enchanting mountain light.

• Glasgow

  Country/Region: United Kingdom

  

  Glasgow is a port city on the River Clyde which is on the western side of Scotland. It is a vibrant place with a strong industrial and creative history. It was the birthplace of Charles Rennie Mackintosh who led the Art Nouveau movement and it boasts some incredible gothic architecture as well as plenty of modern restaurants and cafes. We’ve curated a special guide to take you on a Lomographic journey so you don’t miss out on some of the best spots this city has to offer.

• Bratislava

  Country/Region: Slovakia

  

  Bratislava may be small, but its charm runs deep. Beyond the castle, life flows through the cobbled lanes of the Old Town, the pastel glow of the Blue Church, and the easy rhythm of the Stará Tržnica market hall. What makes the city special isn’t sweeping views, but the small details that catch you between shadows and sunlight.

• Oxford

  Country/Region: United Kingdom

  

  Oxford is a city in the south east of England famous for its rich history, internationally recognised university, grand architecture and the River Cherwell, a tributary of the River Thames, which hosts iconic punting and boat trips. This quaint little city has been admired by artists and writers for centuries. Victorian poet Matthew Arnold nicknamed it “The City Of Dreaming Spires” in his 1865 poem “Thyrsis”.

• Singapore

  Country/Region: Singapore

  

  Ready to explore one of the world’s smallest countries? Welcome to Singapore. It’s a city where sleek skyscrapers stand alongside historic neighborhoods, where bustling markets lead to quiet green spaces, and where new ideas live comfortably alongside old traditions.

• Helsinki

  Country/Region: Finland

  

  Entrenched in nature and scattered across islands, Helsinki shines throughout the four seasons as the capital of Finland. With its outstanding body of monuments, natural parks, and cultural establishments, there’s plenty to inspire artists and photographers who seek a blend of wild landscapes and urban innovation.

• Gyeongju

  Country/Region: South Korea

  

  Gyeongju, once the capital of the Silla Dynasty for a thousand years, is a city where timeless heritage and tranquil landscapes exist in quiet harmony. From iconic sites like Cheomseongdae Observatory, Bulguksa Temple, and the Daereungwon Tomb Complex to lakeside paths and seasonal walking trails, every corner invites slow exploration and reflection. Encounters with kind-hearted locals only deepen the experience. Quiet, yet full of stories, Gyeongju is a must-visit for anyone seeking analogue beauty and a peaceful escape through the lens.

• Nuuk

  Country/Region: Greenland

  

  Nuuk may appear as a small dot on the map, modest by any measure of population, but arrival tells a different story. This northernmost capital inhabits its setting rather than dominating it. The boundary between town and wilderness feels less like a line than a gradual release. Here, light shifts quickly, colors behave differently, and even simple scenes carry a quiet charge.

• Paris

  Country/Region: France

  

  Paris is a city that lives and breathes art, beauty, and a certain je ne sais quoi. Of course, it might be known for its fancy landmarks and fashion shows, but the real magic? It’s in the side streets, the cafés, the indie bookshops, the walks along the canals… If you’re ready to fall in love with the city in your own way, we’ve got a little guide packed with community-approved places to explore and just vibe!

• Bangkok

  Country/Region: Thailand

  

  Explore Bangkok’s creative side with this guide to museums, galleries and street photography spots. From contemporary art and cultural landmarks to night markets and peaceful parks, there’s plenty to see and capture. Discover rotating exhibitions, unique souvenirs, street food and creative fun experiences, this guide has everything you need for an inspiring trip to Bangkok city.

• Chicago

  Country/Region: United States

  

  Chicago stands tall in steel and glass, its skyline reflected in the lake. Step away from downtown’s rush and another story unfolds: brick alleys glowing at sunset, murals under the tracks, markets buzzing with life. It’s a city of grit and warmth, and one that burns through your film roll before you know it.

• Tallinn

  Country/Region: Estonia

  

  Tallinn is located on the shore of the Baltic Sea and is the capital of Estonia. Here, medieval silhouettes meet Baltic light and clean Nordic design. Red-tiled spires rise above cobbled streets, while old shipyards and factories now house cafés, studios, and murals. In summer, the sun stays long and golden; in winter, the air turns blue and every shadow feels cinematic. For photographers, the city spans centuries, from the 12th century to modern skyscrapers.

• Perth

  Country/Region: Australia

  

  Perth, Australia’s most isolated city, has a way of balancing urban buzz with laid-back calm. Known as Boorloo in Nyungar, the indigenous language of the region, Perth is a hub for Western Australia’s thriving art scene and home to breathtaking natural landscapes. Local markets, cozy bars, alt music venues and art spaces set the pace, but it’s the coastline that truly shines. Miles of wild beaches stretch north and south, and big open skies will keep you inspired.

• Florence

  Country/Region: Italy

  

  Florence is an iconic city where every street, piazza, and terrace feels like a piece of history. Stroll beside the Arno, explore Oltrarno’s charming streets, or marvel at the details of Renaissance architecture. Beyond the crowded sights, you’ll find tranquil gardens, panoramic terraces, and countless corners that inspire any art lover. So take your film camera and plenty of rolls and set off on a slow photo walk.

• Bali

  Country/Region: Indonesia

  

  Bali it’s a true escape from daily life. From mountains to beaches, one thing’s certain: you’ll feel the taksu – a special energy that goes beyond what the eyes can see.

• San Francisco

  Country/Region: United States

  

  San Francisco is one of those cities that has everything. Located right on the California coast, it has both historic architecture and modern skyscrapers, as well as a beautiful natural setting. With its history in the California Gold Rush, there is no shortage of iconic landmarks and places you can take your film camera!

• Munich

  Country/Region: Germany

  

  Many think of Oktoberfest first, a celebration of Bavarian culture. But Munich has a lot more to offer. With countless museums and this whole creative underground that most tourists miss. Step outside and it softens into green, with a scatter of parks offering space to pause.

• Granada

  Country/Region: Spain

  

  Nestled at the foot of the Sierra Nevada mountains in Andalucía, Spain, the city of Granada has a rich history and vibrant culture. Well-known for its architecture, including the picturesque Alhambra palace that overlooks the city, charming Granada has something to explore at every corner.

• Genoa

  Country/Region: Italy

  

  Genoa is a city rich in nuances, where different influences intertwine just like the Caruggi, the narrow alleys crisscrossing its charming historic center. As the capital of Liguria and one of Italy’s major port cities, Genoa holds immense historical, economic, and cultural value. Photography enthusiasts will find endless opportunities to capture everything from intimate street scenes and textured architecture to picturesque coastal views.

• Island of Hawai’i

  Country/Region: United States

  

  The Big Island of Hawai’i is the biggest of the eight main Hawaiian islands, hence its name. On the Kona side, the island is covered with black lava rock, a result of lava flow from the island’s five volcanoes. On the Hilo side, the island is covered in lush landscape because of the frequent rain, which never fails to bring rainbows. Set out on a snorkeling adventure or explore the diverse environment with your Lomography gear.

• Lille

  Country/Region: France

  

  Lille has all the makings of a big city, without the excesses. You can get around on foot, by bike, or by metro, go from a museum to a cultural spot in an industrial wasteland in just a few stops, and there’s always a café to stop off at. A student city, a city of art, a city with a heart: it cultivates a warm, unpretentious atmosphere, just like its inhabitants.

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Tips from Lomography Magazine

• Now & Then in Paris: An Afternoon of Photographic Flânerie

  written by lynne57 on 2026-06-20 #culture #places #in-depth

  

  Who can resist a trip down memory lane? Revisit Paris in the past with this time travel trip through the city, recreating historical photographs of Now & Then with a lomographic spin.

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• Layers of Moments: Jo Sungjun's First Impressions of the Lomo'Instant Automat Glass

  written by vinni02 on 2026-06-18 #gear

  

  Busan-based artist Jo Sungjun captures vintage perspectives through film cameras and camcorders. Using the Lomo'Instant Automat Glass, he explores layered moments with multiple exposures and lens adapters.

• Subtle Shifts & Ethereal Moments with Hoxu and the Lomogon 2.5/32 Art Lens

  written by vinni02 on 2026-06-12 #gear #people

  

  Photographer Hoxu captures fleeting expressions, unspoken emotions, and the lingering impressions they leave behind. For this shoot, Hoxu used the Lomogon Art Lens, keeping direction and staging to a minimum to focus on authentic, natural moments.

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• Seoul Diary – Eléonore Guichard and the LomoChrome Classicolor ISO 200

  2026-06-11 #gear #places

  

  Caught between urban frenzy and quiet, suspended moments, Eléonore Guichard captures Seoul on LomoChrome Classicolor 35mm ISO 200 in a series that feels intimate, nostalgic, and deeply cinematic.

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• No Darkroom, No Problem: Adrian Norbert Cuper on the Lomo Daylight Developing Tank

  written by basiapodst on 2026-06-02 #gear #people

  

  What if developing your own film was easier than you ever imagined? Photographer Adrian Norbert Cuper puts the Lomo Daylight Developing Tank to the test – and the results speak for themselves.

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• Peaches and Crimson with Xanthe Hutchinson and a Mix of Lomography Films

  2026-05-28 #people

  

  UK-based photographer Xanthe Hutchinson tested out the LomoChrome Classicolor 35 mm ISO 200 and LomoChrome Color ’92 Sun-kissed 120 ISO 400 film in two very different scenarios and talked to us about the different energies from these two film stocks.

• Now & Then in Vienna: A Classical Cabaret within Analogue Frames

  written by lynne57 on 2026-05-27 #places

  

  In the first stop of our grand tour of recreation, Now & Then, we slowed down, took a minute, and were mindful of what surrounded us in the streets of Vienna. Our steps through history inspired us, as so much has changed, but the classical antiquity remains...

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• #ADayWith Nomkakaii: Illustrating the Flavors of London

  written by joyisfilming on 2026-05-22 #people

  

  Meet Kai, the Hong Kong-born illustrator behind Nomkakaii. Now a Master’s student in London, she stepped away from her signature "Everyday Toast" sketches for a bit to document a day in her life using the Lomo’Instant Automat Glass.

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• Learning with Lomography: University of the Philippines Clothing Technology Fashion Show

  written by reineso on 2026-05-20 #gear #people

  

  Students bring a fashion show to life through long nights, teamwork, and craft. Shot on various Lomography cameras, the series captures the chaos, community, and creativity behind “Tagpi-Tagpi.”

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• Vignettes of London with Thean Osathanonth & The Lomo LC-Wide

  2026-05-18 #people #places

  

  Lomographer Thean lived in London for three years and captured this special city using the Lomo LC-Wide camera. She talked to us about her new life in her hometown of Bangkok and her reasons for shooting analogue.

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• Andrea Di Luca's Visual Diary of Endless Weekends

  written by elist on 2026-05-07 #people

  

  Community member Andrea, who has been trying out the LomoChrome Metropolis film, shares some of his best shots with us as well as his thoughts on the film, and on being part of the Lomography Community.

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• Recap: Lomo Daylight Developing Tank Workshop with The Camera Club's Coffee & Cameras

  2026-05-06 #gear #news

  

  We recently hosted a Lomo Daylight Developing Tank demo at The Camera Club in Kennington, the longest-running photographic society in the world! We talked to their assistant Felix Hall Close who helped us process a roll of film during the demo and was surprised by the results.

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• Through a Cinematic Lens: Fourth Barleta Shoots with the Minitar-1 and Berlin Kino

  written by reineso on 2026-04-30

  

  Inspired by films, Fourth Barleta captures everyday life like scenes from a movie. Using the Minitar Art Lens and Berlin Kino film, he turns spontaneous moments into cinematic frames and visual stories.

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• Chinatown Portraits with Film8 and the LomoChrome Classicolor ISO 200

  written by reineso on 2026-04-26 #people

  

  Come along as Manila-based photographer JP Nitural spends a day in Binondo in the Philippines, shooting Chinatown portraits on LomoChrome Classicolor ISO 200 and sharing his experience with its soft tones and surprising versatility.

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• Aghan Sudrajat's First Impressions of the LomoApparat & LomoChrome Purple

  written by adi_totp on 2026-04-23 #gear #people #places

  

  Aghan Sudrajat is a musician known for his work with Indonesian rock band The SIGIT. This time, we sent him the LomoApparat and rolls of LomoChrome Purple 35mm ISO 100–400 to see the world through his eyes.

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• Marc Haeffner Takes the Berlin Kino B&W Film Back to its Namesake

  written by toneklee_ on 2026-04-20 #gear #people

  

  Marc Haeffner took the Berlin Kino B&W 35 mm Film at its word and headed straight to the city's iconic cinemas. In this interview, he tells us about his documentary approach, his love of analogue photography, and what surprised him when the rolls came back from the lab.

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• Julia Svetlova (@neja) with the Lomo MC-A 35 mm Film Camera

  2026-04-14 #people #places

  

  Community member, art historian and trailblazer of analogue Julia Svetlova (@neja) took the Lomo MC-A on a trip to Spain, and in this interview shares her thoughts on the new pocket 35 mm point-and-shoot.

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• Meetup at Foto Arsenal Wien: Across the Water by Michelle Piergoelam and Retrospective by Daido Moriyama

  written by elist on 2026-04-13 #culture #people

  

  In February, we met up at Foto Arsenal Wien for a guided tour of two exhibitions, Across the Water by Michelle Piergoelam and Retrospective by Daido Moriyama. Here is a quick recap.

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• Postcards from Japan: Irene’s Travels with the Lomomatic 110

  written by adi_totp on 2026-04-10 #gear #culture #people #places

  

  Irene is an aesthetic-driven freelance model and content creator who captured a blend of fashion and nostalgic travel using the Lomomatic 110. From Tokyo’s busy streets to quiet neighborhoods, she shares her visual journey in this interview.

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• In Conversation: Max Sheiner and the Lomo MC-A 35 mm Film Camera

  written by chloefuller on 2026-04-07 #gear #places #in-depth

  

  Photographer Max Sheiner talks film, imperfections, and shooting Red Hook in Brooklyn with the Lomo MC-A, reflecting on analogue process, flash experiments, and creative growth.

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