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• 5+1: Chiara Dondi Teaches us the Forgotten Art of Hand-Tinted Photography

  written by melissaperitore on 2021-04-17 #culture #people

  

  Our new series 5+1 includes short yet comprehensive tipsters from the clever out-of-the-box creatives in Lomography that will enrich everyone! This time, we have artist Chiara Dondi tell us her personal tips and tricks on coloring black and white photographs by hand.

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• Lockdown Portraits by Nika Samkharadze

  written by alinaxeniatroniarsky on 2021-03-31 #gear #culture #people #places

  

  Photographer Nika Samkharadze talks about his series with the Lomography Color Negative 400, why he shoots analogue, and capturing the empty streets of Berlin.

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• Breaking Gender Stereotypes with Hong Kong Photographer TMT

  written by rachelmanlomo on 2021-03-30 #culture #people

  

  With this year's International Women's Day theme #ChooseToChallenge,we take a look at how rising Hong Kong photographer TMT challenges the gender stereotypes of being a female photographer.

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• Ben Liu's Remarkable First Impressions with the HydroChrome Sutton's Belair

  written by jasminenuck on 2021-03-29 #culture #tutorials

  

  Ben Liu is a well-loved member of the Lomography community who used to work at the Embassy Store in Taipei and is now the founder of B Shutter Workshop. We sent him the HydroChrome Sutton's Belair to test out and he shared with us some valuable tips and encourages us all to try out the B-mode.

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• Emmanuel Rosario on the Set of the Electric "Nevada" With the Lomo LC-A+

  written by tamarasaade on 2021-03-15 #culture #people #videos

  

  Give Brooklyn-based photographer Emmanuel Rosario some film, a camera, and some friends, and you can be sure he's going to come back with rolls of beautiful stolen moments. On the set of Thibault Leveque's short film "Nevada", he snapped some behind-the-scenes with his Lomo LC-A+.

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• LomoWomen: Challenge the Representation with SheGazes

  written by florinegarcin on 2021-03-10 #culture #news #people

  

  "The female gaze is not the perspective of a woman on the world, it is a way to film and capture women without objectifying them."— Caroline Ruffault, creator of the artzine SheGazes, answers our questions to celebrate the International Women's Day.

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• FANZINEDI?, the Italian Music Scene Documented with Exclusive Analogue Shots

  written by melissaperitore on 2021-03-09 #gear #culture #people

  

  Tommaso Biagetti, aka FOTODI gives us a brief insider-look at the contemporary Italian music scene through the second edition of his fanzine.

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• Learning from Melissa Schriek on Self-Publishing with "The City is a Choreography"

  written by cielsan on 2021-03-08 #culture #people

  

  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.

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• Colorful Street Snaps: First Impressions of the Atoll Ultra-Wide 2.8/17 Lens with Jatupatee

  written by maytage on 2021-03-04 #culture #people

  

  Street photographer Jatupatee's candid and vivid photos taken with the new Atoll Ultra-Wide 2.8/17 Lens etch every detail and element around his subjects, making them pop out and more layered.

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• Revisiting Experiences of Young Women in Mary Ellen Mark's Photography

  2021-03-01 #culture #news

  

  Get inspired and empowered this International Women's Month with a specially curated show on American photographer Mary Ellen Mark by the National Museum of Women in the Arts!

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• Stories on Film: Zairre Wright's Analogue Chronicles of Local Skaters

  written by cielsan on 2021-02-25 #culture #people

  

  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.

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• Zine Of The Times: An Interview with Simon King of New Exit Group

  2021-02-02 #culture #people

  

  We talked to Simon King, co-founder of the film collective New Exit Group about BARDO: Summer of ’20, the groups first zine docmenting the tumultuous summer of 2020 in the UK.

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• The Film Swappers Society: Bravopires' Mutual Love for Turquoise with Lalouve

  written by cielsan on 2021-02-01 #culture

  

  February has arrived and we are opening the Month of Love with a new series showcasing our fondest film swapper Lomographers -- starting with the wild bravopires and the brilliant lalouve's turquoise-ridden collaboration!

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• “Frankfurt | Purple | Słubice”: a Series on the Border with the LomoChrome Purple, by Roman Boichuk

  written by alinaxeniatroniarsky on 2021-01-21 #culture #people #places

  

  Ukrainian-born Roman Boichuk, aka "rb_35mmfilm":https://www.instagram.com/rb_35mmfilm/ has been living in Frankfurt (Oder) on the German-Polish border for three years and has explored his city in a whole new way with the LomoChrome Purple film.

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• Mingyang Ko on Sharing His "Slow Living" Philosophy with the LomoGraflok 4×5 Instant Back

  written by joycelau21 on 2021-01-12 #gear #culture #people

  

  We are delighted to have Taiwanese photographer Mingyang Ko to test our newly-launched LomoGraflok 4×5 Instant Back for large format cameras, Let's have a look at his large-scale works and his photographic journey along the way.

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• Alone in the City with David Sark

  written by Sunshine Reyes on 2021-01-10 #culture #people

  

  Sydney-based photographer David Sark captures the energy and lethargy of the city through double exposures.

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• On Letting Things Run Their Course – an Interview with Rosie Matheson

  written by cheeo on 2021-01-04 #culture #people

  

  Photographers have different takes on how they do their work. For UK-based portrait photographer Rosie Matheson, it's all about honesty and making a personal connection.

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• The Visual Poetry of Sven Beyersdorff with the Potsdam Kino

  written by cielsan on 2021-01-02 #culture #people

  

  The artful daily life in the municipality of Groningen, Netherlands gets forever memorialized into visual verses as Sven Beyersdoff a.k.a. peterpan61 etches them in the monochromatic Postdam Kino.

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• Always In Colour Mode: @dr_reineke

  written by Sunshine Reyes on 2020-12-29 #culture #news #people

  

  Behind Donato Raselli's vibrant photographs is the openness to experimentation and unpredictability.

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• Gilded: An Experimental Photo Series by @ksreichert

  2020-12-27 #culture #news #people

  

  Kathryn Reichert experimented with an alternative photographic process using gel transfers and other materials, resulting in mysteriously dreamy images. Here, she shares some of these photos as well as some tips, if you want to try it yourself.

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• Spontaneous Experiments at the Wasatch Mountains of Mike Allison

  written by cielsan on 2020-12-24 #culture #news #people #places

  

  Lomographer Mike Allison, a.k.a. Mike Allison, returns to Lomography Magazine to share his recent test-runs with his analogue tools and equipment, this time with the scenic views of the Wasatch Mountain Ranges in Utah.

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• Inside the MentalCollodion Darkroom: An Interview with Simon Riddell

  written by cielsan on 2020-12-23 #culture #news #people

  

  There is something terrifying yet also Victorian and romantic with photographer Simon Riddell's portraits through dim, dark, and rich-toned wet plates.

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• Vicente Manssur: Modern Magic with Film

  written by cielsan on 2020-12-22 #culture #people

  

  Vicente Manssur's views of ordinary life and the world are made out of delicately framed subjects with pops of pastel color giving his photos the element of fun.

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• Gabriel Sousa: First Time Insta-Love with the Lomo'Instant

  written by cielsan on 2020-12-21 #culture #people #places

  

  View Lomographer Gabriel Sousa's a.k.a. dibriu's first shots with the Lomo'Instant by capturing his muse – Brazil and all its corners.

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• A Beach Retreat – Stewart Weir with the LC-A 120 & Berlin Kino 120 film

  2020-12-21 #culture #people

  

  Stewart Weir headed to the beach to capture nature in its purest form using the LC-A 120 and some Berlin Kino 120 film. He shared with us his experience shooting with this medium format compact camera.

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• An Analogue Skate Session in Vienna With Sophie Köchert

  written by alinaxeniatroniarsky on 2020-12-19 #culture #people

  

  Sophie Köchert is not only a passionate photographer but also prefers to be involved in the skate scene. In this series, she has united both passions and takes us on a journey on wheels across Vienna.

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• A Dream in Lomography Redscale by Mike Walrond

  written by tamarasaade on 2020-12-17 #culture #news #people

  

  Grain and psychedelic hues are no secret to Mike Walrond. For his latest shoot, he snapped some shots none other than the Lomography Redscale XR 50-200.

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• Dina Salem's Otherworldly Multiple Exposures on Lomography CN 100

  written by tamarasaade on 2020-12-15 #gear #culture #news #people

  

  Her first double exposure was a mistake, but for Palestinian photographer Dina Salem, it enabled her to enter a world of multiple exposures and infinite compositions. Currently based out of Abu Dhabi, she considers herself to be rooted everywhere and anywhere in the world, finding inspiration in her everyday surroundings. With some Lomography CN 100, she achieved some beautiful multiple exposures, straight out of another dimension.

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• The Creative Philosophy Behind the Lomo'Instant Wide William Klein Edition

  written by cielsan on 2020-12-14 #culture #news #people

  

  Celebrated artist and photographic pioneer William Klein shares his life, work, and thoughts on breaking the rules and boundaries of wide-angle instant photography with the Lomo'Instant Wide William Klein Edition.

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• [NSFW] The Female Gaze with LomoChrome Metropolis and Babylon Kino – by Maria Kotylevskaja

  written by alinaxeniatroniarsky on 2020-12-13 #gear #culture #news #people

  

  Maria Kotylevskaja, aka @oohbabywereinlove, took advantage of the lack of work this year to work on her personal photo book – including our Lomo favorites!

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