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• Lomo Quick Hacks: Turn Your 110 Film into ISO 400

  

  Here's a quick DIY side project for 110 film fans: turn your Kodak Instamatic 110 film into ISO 400 with easy and simple steps!

• Darker Days Ahead: Creepy and Spooky Imagery in Low-Light

  

  As the days become shorter and the nights grow longer, we’re here to give you a few ideas you can add for your analogue agenda this Halloween.

• "Du cœur à l'ouvrage" – Photographs by Morgan Roué at Bichat Hospital in Paris

  

  TW: Photos may be too graphic. "I wanted something raw, without artifice, something very human in the end..." – Morgan Roué, aka @carcinome in the Lomography Community, is an analogue photographer and an Anaesthesiologist-Intensive Care Physician. He documented his workplace in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic. Discover his photos and our interview in this article.

• "The Purple Book": Kate Grout's Latest Enchanting Publication on Lomochrome Purple

  

  A self-defined "outgoing introvert", Main based photographer Kate Grout lets her art speak for her. She just published "The Purple Book", a selection of two years worth of shooting some LomoChrome Purple, culminating in a collection of portraits and landscape straight out of dreamlike fantasy.

• Benji Beacham and Friends: Colorful Night Sessions

  

  While most portrait shooters desire the natural light from the sun, the Bristol-based film photographer Benji Beacham is mostly in his element during the night with artificial lighting.

• Julien James' Emotional and Raw Portraits

  

  For Washington based photographer Julien James, it's important to use his background in psychology and design to add a layer of honesty to his pictures. With some Berlin Kino 400, he photographed Black men in their vulnerability and rawest state.

• Lomographer éon.noir and the Potsdam Kino Film

  

  Sabine, aka éon.noir, tested our Potsdam Kino film and tells us about her impressions in this interview.

• Annie Forrest's Eerie Postcards From the Yukon With the Lomochrome Purple

  

  After a spring spent indoors because of the pandemic that shook the world, Annie Forrest hit the road from British Columbia to discover the Yukon. With some LomoChrome Purple, she gave the Yukon an enchanting look to this already magical land.

• An Everyday Walk in Lomochrome Purple With Scott Crary

  

  Beauty can be found even in the most mundane of walks, especially if you have a camera loaded with some LomoChrome Purple like Scott Crary. We talked to him about his passion for analog photography, his future projects, and one of his favorite muses: Kafka, his dog!

• Scenes from the Epicenter — Minnesota’s Summer of Reckoning by Martin Blanco

  

  After moving back to Minnesota during the pandemic, Martin Blanco found himself photographing the Black Lives Matter movement from the epicenter of the protests. With some Lomography Color Negative 100 ISO, he shot the message people wanted to deliver, as well as the physical aftermath of those protests and the impact and symbolism they left behind.

• A View of the New Normal in Zeuthen: @klawe Shoots with the Potsdam Kino

  

  Curious about how Germany looks like right now? Take a look these lovely images taken with the Potsdam Kino film by community member, @klawe.

• A Purple Summer in Albquerque by Michael Bovee

  

  The intense summer heat in Albuquerque is subdued and fantasized as Lomographer Michael Bovee a.k.a. mjbovee paints the place in purple.

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