Not brave enough to go ghost haunting? We collected some the creepiest photographs created by your fellow lomographers to give you a little scare. Just a tip: If you’re easily spooked, we highly recommend turning the lights on before browsing through this gallery.
Through the lens of the camera, the world expands and more stories of humanity and experiences are immortalized in capsules of time. We turn to Lomographer and skater Zairre Wright to share his narrative on skater culture in this new interview series.
In this series of articles, we aim to shed light on photographers of color who have been photographing the Black Lives Matter protests. Henry Keith III did not think twice before photographing the Black Lives Matter protests. It was a reflex, a duty, and a responsibility for him to record History in the making.
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In this series of articles, we aim to shed light on photographers of color who have been photographing the Black Lives Matter protests. From early morning to late into the night, Jeffrey Carlos Nunes shot protesters of the Black Lives matter movement all across Manhattan.
For photographer Amy Berge, a chance encounter with a Diana Mini camera rekindled her love for film photography. Get to know more about Amy and how she empowered herself as an artist.
Lomographer Flavia a.k.a. flaviaslick is unapologetic with her experimental analogue outbursts -- overloaded with passion and need to shoot with film, she always #ChooseToChallenge. Her LomoHome is becoming one of our favorite hangouts just to see what she's up to next!
As part of International Women's Day we are speaking to women photographers from around the world. Today, we meet Brighton-based documentary photographer and analogue guru Madison Beach.
The poetic performative photographs of "The City is a Choreography" by Melissa Schriek can now be flipped through the pages, and the artist is back with Lomography Magazine to share the behind-the-scenes story of self-publishing for the very first time this International Women's Day.
"Photography allows to express and document all the problems linked to our society. This medium enables us to struggle and to be activists. " — Meet the artist Océane Feld through her new series shot with our color-shifting film!
UK-based photographer Cicely captures urban, gritty landscapes perfectly. She is well known in the UK underground music scene and is inspired by hard lines, and dark city nights. We sent Cicely some LomoChrome Metropolis and she talked to us about her work.
Photography will always have a place for the old and the new. But this time, we take a look at the work of two budding Lomographers, Rachel and Lfey in this Community Spotlight!
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