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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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• 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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• 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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• 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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• 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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• 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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• 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 Geoffrey Yahya Vargas

  2019-05-23 #news #people

  

  Geoffrey Yahya Vargas is a French photographer, he tested for us the new Petzval 55 mm f/1.7 MKII and offers us his series of soft and intimate images. This lens allows precise bokeh control and is perfect for portraits.

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• The Met Gala on Lomography Film by Dan Bassini

  written by birgitbuchart on 2019-05-17 #culture #people

  

  The Met Gala is New York's biggest night of the year! Naturally, LomoAmigo Dan Bassini, who is known for hunting down celebrities for a photo on his point and shoot, did not miss this one either. See who he captured on Lomography Color Negative 800 at the Met Gala.

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• The Beauty in the Experimental — an Interview with Marlee Meghan Banta

  written by cheeo on 2019-05-17 #culture #people

  

  Photographer Marlee Meghan Banta speaks up on how happy accidents fit into her work and how she tries to capture the beauty in-between the moments of her life.

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• Film Forward: Photography by Pawel Szvmanski

  2019-05-16 #people

  

  Lomographer Pawel Szvmanski, a.k.a. kindmess, takes his portraiture ahead with exquisite shots taken in medium format, creating the rare seamlessness found in digital while maintaining the quirky qualities of film.

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• Raw, Unfiltered, Off the Grid — an Interview with Emmanuel Rosario

  written by cheeo on 2019-05-15 #culture #people

  

  Gather round, folks. It's time for some cold beers and stories around the warm campfire. Emmanuel Rosario is now ready to tell tales and trust us — you don't want to miss it.

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• Community Spotlight: Austin Hess (@athess) and Galina Mushinsky (@gmushinsky)

  written by cheeo on 2019-05-12 #culture #people

  

  Photography will always have a place for the old and the new. Get to know our newcomer Austin Hess (@athess), along with seasoned community member Galina Mushinsky (@gmushinsky) this Community Spotlight!

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• The Streets of Mexico: Adam Powell

  written by sragomo on 2019-05-08 #culture #people #places

  

  Hailing from Essex (UK), Brooklyn-based street photographer Adam Powell, along with 4 fellow photographers, photographed a recent trip to Mexico City in collaboration with Lomography. Check out Mexico City through Adam's lens below and stay tuned for more articles in this series.

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• Petzval 58 All Access: On the Road with Julia Khoroshilov

  written by sragomo on 2019-05-02 #culture #people #places

  

  Brooklyn-based photographer Julia Khoroshilov recently traveled to Treefort Music Festival in Boise, Idaho to document the band The Muckers. Check out her shots with our Petzval 58 art lens here.

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• Unexpected Inhabitants — Seeing the World in Double Exposures

  written by cheeo on 2019-04-29 #culture #people #places

  

  #FilmSwapWorldwide founder Pablo Giori is back and this time he brought along friends to help him see the world better, one double exposure shot at a time.

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• Bangkok Daydream: LomoAmigo Ching Kai Shoots with the Neptune Art Lens

  written by Marc Ocampo on 2019-04-27 #people #places

  

  Capturing and curating beautiful compositions are part of everyday life for creative director and photographer, Ching Kai. This time, he shows us how it's done with the Neptune Art Lens during his recent trip to Bangkok.

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• Film and Friends: "In Transit" by Zac Farro Launch Party

  written by sragomo on 2019-04-25 #culture #news #people

  

  Lomography NYC and Congrats Records recently held an event at Kinfolk 90 in Williamsburg, Brooklyn to celebrate the launch of Zac Farro's photo book, "In Transit." Check out more from the party here.

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• Tour Diary: On the Road with Louis The Child

  written by sragomo on 2019-04-24 #culture #people #places

  

  Chicago-based electronic duo Louis The Child took the Diana Mini and Simple Use cameras with them while on their headlining tour in Europe. We chatted with them about recent projects, life on the road, and capturing memories on film.

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• Extended Patience: Photographing the Cosmic and Peripheral with Karim Kassem

  written by sragomo on 2019-04-23 #gear #culture #people

  

  Photographer and director Karim Kassem has worked on films, music videos and commercials between New York, Lebanon, parts of Europe and the Far East. Check out some of Karim's film photographs here.

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• Wang Wei on the Wandering Youth

  written by cielsan on 2019-04-22 #people

  

  As a maverick himself, Chinese photographer Wang Wei tries to see how other young souls look like through his lens.

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• Exploring Lomography Film with Sandy Phimester

  written by sragomo on 2019-04-20 #gear #culture #people

  

  Canada-born photographer Sandy Phimester recently experimented with a few different Lomography film stocks. Check out his gorgeous photos and more about his work here.

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• On Making Art with Analogue: An Interview with Bárbara Bezina

  2019-04-17 #people

  

  Bárbara Bezina is pushing the boundaries of her artistic pursuits in analogue with various explorations of techniques.

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• Weathering Photographs: Ambient Pressure by Rebecca Najdowski

  written by cielsan on 2019-04-15 #people

  

  Artist Rebecca Najdowski introduces a fresh take on capturing the Earth's natural scenery and landscape with a secondary process.

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• Community Spotlight: Anna Ivahnenko (@nebulosity) and Patryk Klimkowicz (@moongrowl)

  written by cheeo on 2019-04-13 #people

  

  Photography will always have a place for the old and the new. Get to know our newcomer Anna Ivahnenko (@nebulosity), along with seasoned community member Patryk Klimkowicz in this Community Spotlight!

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• Alfonso Aguilar on Cinematic Photography

  written by cielsan on 2019-04-08 #people

  

  First impressions of a photography style should always strike hot, and we're in love with how photographer and filmmaker Alfonso Aguilar make his pictures look like they're straight out of an old movie.

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