Analogue

If gritty grain, enigmatic vignettes, and surprise light leaks make you go weak in the knees, then you’re right at home! Dedicated to the crazy-fun and creative world of analogue photography, this channel promises to fuel your passion for everything film – from lovely photographs to secret tips, and everything in between.

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Not Our Usual Film Soup – Experimentation With Mold

For this experiment, we worked on something that might not be to everyone's taste. We wanted to push the concept of "film soup" to a new level by soaking our film in stinking moldy food.

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Lomography Color Tiger 200 (110)

All of Lomography’s signature color negative aesthetics packed into a miniature roll of 110 film for a roaring good time.

Lomo LC-A+

Be an analogue photography pro with the Lomo LC-A family. Get the signature ‘35mm Lomographic look’ with shadowy vignettes, eye-popping colors and saturation.The Lomo LC-A is the Russian classic with customizable aperture settings. The Lomo LC-A+ has awesome added tricks like multiple exposure capabilities, extended ISO range up to 1600 and a cable release thread!

Piers and Pavilions with Rob Orchard and the 2021 LomoChrome Turquoise ISO 100–400 Film

UK-based music photographer and radio DJ Rob Orchard tested out the LomoChrome Turquoise 35 mm film around the streets of Brighton and talked to us about getting the most of this color shifting film.
Tipster: Playing With Fire And Burning Your Negatives

For today's series on negative manipulation, we played with fire. Follow this tipster if want to experiment with one of the favorite manipulations among analogue photographers.
Light & Shadow – Photography by Sara Latif

Sara Latif's work involves the poetic use of light, shadows and reflections to reveal an individual's rich internal world. Though deeply personal, her core themes of finding one's identity, and reconciling one's own reality with our surroundings through art, are familiar to many.
Urban Compositions: Lomo LC-A+ & LomoChrome Turquoise Gallery by @zekiphone

Japanese Lomographer @zekiphone lends reality an otherworldly twist in these photos taken with his daily commute companion, the Lomo LC-A+, and LomoChrome Turquoise, which has quickly become his favorite film stock.
@Untel Creates Surreal Scenes With Lomography Redscale and the Lomo LC-A+

Today we take a look at the work of long-time Lomographer @untel. He shares a couple of his favorite photos taken using Lomography Redscale film and the Lomo LC-A+, and tells us why the creative freedom of analogue art beats digital every time.
Dear Young Shutterbugs, Shoot 110 Film! - A Letter from @annashotadze

In this letter, young shutterbug Anna Shotadze (@annashotadze) shares her growing interest for 110 film cameras, and tells us why every young film enthusiast should have a go with the tiny film format.
Around the World in Analogue: Saudi Arabia (AlUla, Jeddah & Riyadh)

Photographer Kerr McIlwraith tells us about a personal trip to the iconic country of Saudi Arabia in this edition of Around the World in Analogue.
Tipster: Horror Photography with ontdec19

With Halloween upon us, we talk to @ontdec19 for some tips on how to create a horror concept photoshoot.
Tipster: Shortcut For EBS Look On Film

Have you heard about exposing both sides of a film? Well, what about faking it? Today we have a simple and fun trick to fake the EBS look without so much hassle and give a stylish red filter look to your film.
Using Natural Light for Indoor Photography

Indoor photography doesn't need to be complicated. Here is a simple tipster to shoot indoor photography with the use of available light.
Low-Light Portraits with Charlotte Cullen & Lomography Color Negative ISO 400

Edinburgh based photographer Charlotte Cullen discovered film during lockdown and never looked back. We sent her some Lomography Color Negative 35 mm ISO 400 film to test out on some low-light portraits in East Lothian.
Intimacy & Portrait Photography: Lomography Redscale Portraits by @oldmanzay

In this interview, Californian film photographer Xavier Williams (@oldmanzay) talks about his film background, the analogue community around him and a recent memorable portrait session with friends where he got to use the Lomography Redscale film.