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• Remains of the Day: Musings of Singaporean Photographer Tay Kay Chin

  written by crissyrobles on 2018-08-14 #culture

  

  Remains of the Day is a reflection on human mortality but takes it a bit further by asking the question "What will you leave behind?"

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• Places to Go for Traveling Lomographers: Petite France

  2018-08-14 #places

  

  The Petite France park in Gapyeong, South Korea will make you feel like you’re the Little Prince in search for his one and only rose.

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• Lomopedia — Kodak Retinette 1A

  written by cheeo on 2018-08-14 #gear

  

  Today’s Lomopedia installment goes vintage with the pocket-friendly Kodak Retinette I.

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• Meet the New Sprocket Rocket Teal 2.0!

  written by sameder on 2018-08-14 #gear #news

  

  The Spectacular Sprocket Rocket just got a teal and steel makeover. This panoramic prophet is back and better than ever before — stick around for your chance to win the dream machine! What are you waiting for — start chasing the horizon in sprocket dotted style.

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• The World According to Herr Willie – Traveling with Yunus in Uganda

  written by wil6ka on 2018-08-13 #people #places

  

  A while back I had the unique chance to hang a little with Muhammad Yunus in Uganda. The professor from Bangladesh is no other than a Nobel Peace Prize Laureate for the implementation for micro credits and a shining icon of social business. Now he and his supporters are trying to make the world a better place, in real.

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• Capture The Night at the Museum of London: A Workshop Recap

  2018-08-13 #news

  

  Workshop participant Tara talked to us about her experiences on the Capture the Night workshop at the Museum of London and shared some of her favourite shots with us.

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• Think Twice Before Tossing Away Your Film Canisters

  2018-08-13 #culture #tutorials

  

  What do you do with your ever-growing collection of film canisters? Don't throw them away just yet — here are a couple of crafty solutions to reduce your plastic waste.

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• Remembering Lee Kuan Yew: Documentary Work of Singapore's Mindy Tan

  written by crissyrobles on 2018-08-13 #culture

  

  Singaporean photographer Mindy Tan captured the nation's grief when prime minister Lee Kuan Yew passed away in 2015.

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• Monday Moodboard: As Soft as Sofia

  2018-08-13 #culture

  

  The famed auteur's cinematic aesthetics will get you all daydreaming this week with our very pictorial Monday Moodboard.

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• Mike Padua with the Sprocket Rocket

  written by sarahlindsayk on 2018-08-12 #gear #people

  

  Mike Padua, the powerhouse behind the brand ShootFilmCo shot with the Sprocket Rocket, sharing his love and passion for film photography and thoughts on the camera.

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• The World According to Herr Willie – Death in the Philippines

  written by wil6ka on 2018-08-12 #culture #places

  

  Wherever I go I am drawn to cemeteries, as the culture of death always tells a lot about the people, who live it. In the Philippines I stumbled about a variation of outstanding customs and rituals that left me partly in awe. This is a tale of life and death in the Philippines.

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• A Psychological Journey: At Night by Yoon A Mi

  written by crissyrobles on 2018-08-12

  

  Young South Korean photographer Yoon A Mi explores the psychological "shadow side" each of us have through her photo series At Night.

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• The Art of the Self-portrait

  written by cheeo on 2018-08-12

  

  Practice your pose and perfect your self-portrait technique with these simple tips.

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• Yangtze: The Long River by Nadav Kander

  written by crissyrobles on 2018-08-11

  

  "China is a nation that appears to be severing its roots by destroying its past in the wake of the sheer force of its moving forward at such an astounding and unnatural pace."

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• Charles Chusseau-Flaviens: the Photojournalist Without a Face

  2018-08-11 #culture

  

  His name may be estranged from the world of art photography, but Charles Chusseau-Flaviens is a relevant name to photography history. This is the work of a famous enigma.

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• Create a Bigger Picture with Panographs

  2018-08-11

  

  Looking for a new way of shooting wide-angle scenes, architectural shots, and creative portraits? Create a panograph — a series of photo fragments that are assembled together to make a bigger, complete image.

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• Around the World in Analogue: South England

  2018-08-11

  

  Lomographer Michael Schönen looks back on his memorable trip to South England, where he explored every corner of this picturesque place and met up with fellow film photography enthusiasts along the way.

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• Thomas O’Halloran: Right Moments at the Right Time

  2018-08-10 #people

  

  Get familiar with one of America’s most underrated photojournalist in the mid-20th century, Thomas O’Halloran.

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• Sebastian Buzzalino at Sled Island

  written by sarahlindsayk on 2018-08-10 #gear #culture

  

  Music photographer Sebastian Buzzalino brought the Lomo'Instant Automat and Petzval 85 Art Lens to Sled Island.

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• Mono-no-Aware: Painted Photographs by Gabriella Achadinha and Marlize Eckard

  written by crissyrobles on 2018-08-10

  

  物の哀れ - Mono no Aware is translated as "a sensitivity to ephemera," the feeling that nothing is permanent and things can only be used for a short time. Check out the mixed-media work by Gabriella and Marlize as interpenetration to this feeling.

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• Newcomer of the Week: alpersen

  2018-08-10 #people

  

  Get to know our featured Community newcomer alpersen from Istanbul, Turkey!

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• Contrast in Monochrome — Street Candy ATM 400 Film

  written by cheeo on 2018-08-09 #news

  

  If there’s a will, there’s a way. One Film Only releases their new black and white film.

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• New York City: Online LomoLab Service only starting August 19th

  written by birgitbuchart on 2018-08-09 #news

  

  As of August 19th, we will no longer have an in-store film drop-off-service at the Lomography Gallery Store NYC. You can still send your rolls in for development with us through our LomoLab Online Service in our online shop.

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• Found in Translation: Uitwaaien in the Summer

  2018-08-09 #culture

  

  The summer heat may be intense, but a stroll through the breeze would do just the trick to refreshen you. Here's how to 'uitwaaien'.

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• Manifesting Infinity: A Photo Series by Michael Donnor

  written by crissyrobles on 2018-08-09

  

  Manifesting Infinity is a photo series made from gelatin silver print and an outcome of pondering about existence.

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• Lomographic Encounters with Strangers

  2018-08-09 #people #places

  

  Need a little nudge to get your street portraits started? Here are some wise words of encouragement from your fellow Lomographers!

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• Let's Talk About Boys — Exploring Boyhood and Masculinity with Rosie Matheson

  written by Martha Reed on 2018-08-08 #people

  

  Simple, honest and revealing — London-based photographer Rosie Matheson's beautiful portraits document how young men express themselves.

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• The Father of Pop Art, Revisited in 1968: Andy Warhol

  2018-08-08 #news

  

  The greatest legacy of Andy Warhol was that he touched and influenced all bases of the art world. It all started in the year 1968, Stockholm, when he redefined fine art photography.

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• Pushing Boundaries: Melvin Mapa and the Petzval 85 Art Lens

  written by crissyrobles on 2018-08-08

  

  LomoAmigo Melvin Mapa took the Petzval 85 out for some street photography, mindfully using the lens for outdoor shooting and straying away from studio portraiture.

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• Color Chronicles: the Revered Maya Blue

  2018-08-08 #culture

  

  This ancient Mayan color is one of the rare blues that can stand the test of time.

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