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• Vivid and Vibrant — The Role of Colors in Photography

  written by cheeo on 2019-06-16 #culture

  

  Simply put, there are just some things that are best seen in color.

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• Petzval 55 mm f/1.7 MKII First Impressions with Yuya Sugimoto

  written by refallinsasaki on 2019-06-15

  

  Yuya Sugimoto is a Japan-based photographer whose subject is his wife. They travel around Japan for shooting. Get to know more about him and his first impressions with the Petzval 55 mm MKII Bokeh Control in this article.

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• Around the World in Analogue: Getting Lost in Seoul

  written by cielsan on 2019-06-14 #culture #places

  

  Lomographer eyeofagamotto a.k.a. Luis Rivera flew to Seoul for an immersive urban experience. Find out his own inklings of the city through his words and photographs.

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• Instantly Analogue: Cool Creatives of Lomography's Instant Camera Collection

  written by cielsan on 2019-06-13 #gear #people

  

  As the Lomo'Instant collection continues to evolve, so does instant photography. Newer, fresher, and more innovative instant shot projects are being created.

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• Conquering Complexity — an Interview with Large Format Wet Plate Photographer Markus Hofstätter

  written by cheeo on 2019-06-12 #gear #people #videos

  

  Difficult? Yes but definitely worth it. Photographer Markus Hofstätter shares with us his latest large format wet plate project. And did we say it was in 3D?

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• Through the Years: Customized Lomo'Instant Cameras

  written by cheeo on 2019-06-11 #gear

  

  The Lomo'Instant Mini is turning five! Join us as we take a look back at some of its most memorable custom designs.

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• New Petzval 55 mm f/1.7 MKII Bokeh Control: First Impressions from Itsjoycegrace

  written by Anna Carestia on 2019-06-10 #gear #news #people

  

  Paris-based photographer Itsjoygrace offers us sharp and intimate portraits with the New Petzval 55mm f / 1.7 MKII Bokeh Control. This Petzval lens designed for mirrorless cameras is the newest member of the Lomography's Art Lens family.

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• Drew Nikonowicz: This World and Others Like It

  written by cielsan on 2019-06-09

  

  The 21st-century explorer and photographer Drew Nikonowicz returns to Lomography Magazine as his composite prints of analogue and digital medium are now finally published.

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• In Isolation: A Roll of Berlin Kino Film by Maachew Bentley

  written by birgitbuchart on 2019-06-08 #gear

  

  Maachew Bentley went on an isolated music retreat to produce new work with his musical partner Nasty Nigel and documented the last flakes of this year's snow on Berlin Kino Film.

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• Best Of: Lomo'Instant Creative Tips

  2019-06-07

  

  Power up your instant photography game with these techniques!

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• Five Years of Endless Possibilities: Compositions from Lomo'Instant Mini Masters

  2019-06-06 #gear

  

  In celebration of this nifty instant camera's fifth anniversary, we gathered the best works from Lomographers and amigos using the Lomo'Instant Mini.

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• All of the Lights and More — an Interview with Jaume Creus

  written by cheeo on 2019-06-05 #culture #people

  

  Vibrant and vivid in color, Jaume Creus' photographs can convince anyone to take pictures in the relative calmness of the dark.

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• The world according to Herr Willie – Stretched Terrains – on wheels through Westafrica - Part Two

  written by wil6ka on 2019-06-04 #culture #people #places

  

  This is the second instalment of the journey of a lifetime, taking me all across Westafrica in an old vintage bus. But will the beast ever make it through to the final destination Dakar? Deserts and many accidents remain great obstacles in the heart of Africa.

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• The Streets of Mexico: Cat Byrnes

  written by birgitbuchart on 2019-06-03 #culture #people #places

  

  Equipped with bags full of Lomography Film, five US-based photographers took off to explore the streets of Mexico City through their lenses. We're sharing their results, thoughts and impressions one by one. Today, please meet NYC-based artist Cat Byrnes.

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• Load Your Cameras: The Coney Island Mermaid Parade Is Upon Us

  written by birgitbuchart on 2019-06-02 #culture #places

  

  In a city like New York you never run out of things to photograph. Especially during the summer, there is hardly a day without a special event that attracts photographers. The legendary Coney Island Mermaid Parade is one of them and certainly on top of New York photographer's lists.

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• Tales of Light: An Interview with Fernanda Montoro

  written by cielsan on 2019-06-01 #people

  

  The London and Montevideo-based photographer Fernanda Montoro entices us to a dreamy journey as she photographs the ephemeral reality.

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• Around the World in Analogue: Tokyo

  written by cielsan on 2019-05-31 #places

  

  There's nothing better than traveling to a city and living like a local. Eric Nie, a.k.a. Lomographer ericnie, shares us his trip to the Japanese capital with his family, and how life goes by for the people living there.

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• The Importance of Subject Isolation in Photography

  written by cielsan on 2019-05-30

  

  Subject isolation is a crucial technique in becoming a better photographer as it does and there are many ways to execute the technique.

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• On Cityscapes, Kickflips, and Skylines — an Interview with Rafael Gonzalez

  written by cheeo on 2019-05-29 #people #places

  

  Clean lines, patterns, and crisp action shots are all in a day's work for photographer and skater Rafael Gonzalez.

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• Echoes: Multiple Exposures by Martin Blanco

  written by sragomo on 2019-05-28 #gear #culture #people

  

  Based in Minneapolis and New York City, Martin Blanco is a director, cinematographer, and analog photographer originally from Maracaibo, Venezuela. Fascinated by the intersection of identity, memory, and context, Martin’s photography series, “Echoes,” explores these ideas through enchanting multiple exposures.

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• Petzval 55 mm f/1.7 MKII First Impressions with Zayira Ray

  written by birgitbuchart on 2019-05-28 #gear

  

  Zayira Ray is a New York City-based student of photography with a special love for out of the ordinary portraiture. Her photographs not only try to capture the beauty of a person but tell their story. In this article, Zayira takes our new Petzval 55 mm f/1.7 MKII through its paces.

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• The Streets of Mexico: Lauren Roche

  written by birgitbuchart on 2019-05-27 #culture #places

  

  Equipped with bags full of Lomography Film, five US-based photographers took off to explore the streets of Mexico City through their lenses. We're sharing their results, thoughts and impressions one by one. This week, please meet the talented Lauren Roche.

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• Marc Pataut: Social Criticisms Through Photography

  2019-05-26 #news

  

  For this coming summer, a Parisian exhibition on the works of photographer Marc Pataut as he analyzes and evaluates humanity in the socio-political aspects.

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• Surrealist Waste: The World of Decay and Living by Jodie Cartman

  written by cielsan on 2019-05-25 #people

  

  Florals and rubbish coexist in the wonderland of Surrealist Waste, Lomographer Jodie Cartman, a.k.a. floorshow's hyper-surrealist dimension captured in film.

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• Petzval 55 mm f/1.7 MKII First Impressions with Taylor Antisdel

  written by birgitbuchart on 2019-05-25 #gear

  

  Brooklyn-based filmmaker and photographer Taylor Antisdel explores the abilities of the Petzval 55 mm f/1.7 MKII BC in low light.

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• The Streets of Mexico: Tyler Woodford

  written by sragomo on 2019-05-24 #culture #people #places

  

  Based in California, street photographer Tyler Woodford, along with 4 fellow photographers, photographed a recent trip to Mexico City in collaboration with Lomography. Check out Mexico City through Tyler's lens below and stay tuned for more articles in this series.

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• Petzval 55 mm f/1.7 MKII First Impressions with Daniel Schaefer

  written by birgitbuchart on 2019-05-23 #gear #videos

  

  Long-time LomoAmigo Daniel Schaefer tried the new Petzval 55 mm f/1.7 MKII for video in the dawn of New York City. Equipped with a follow focus, he tested the limits of the Art.

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• Petzval 55 mm f/1.7 MKII First Impressions with Axel Gülcher

  written by apots on 2019-05-23

  

  Austrian Photographer Axel Gülcher relates to us his experience in shooting our new Petzval 55 mm f/1.7 MKII lens.

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• Petzval 55 mm f/1.7 MKII First Impressions with Khalil Kwok

  written by phyllistc on 2019-05-23

  

  Khalil Kwok has been shooting for 8 years. An Art major in his university, his portraits have an earnest and familiar mood to them. He tells us his experience shooting with the Petzval 55 mm f/1.7 MKII.

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• It's All in the Lens — Refining the Art of Bokeh with the new Petzval 55 mm f/1.7 MKII

  written by cheeo on 2019-05-23 #gear

  

  If you think bokeh is all about blurry and out-of-focus shots, think again. Read more about the definition of Bokeh, and our newest Petzval lens.

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