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Always Learning with Film Photography — An Interview With Paul Estévez
Practice makes perfect while perfect practice makes perfect sense. The ideology rings true for artist and photographer Paul Estévez as he refuses to stay idle with his creative work.
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Using Color Filters For Black and White Photography
A misconception in black and white photography is that colors don't have a role to play. Well let's think twice. Today we explore the use of different filters and how they can enhance your pictures.
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LomoChrome Purple Landscapes by Pierre David
Discover the beautiful landscapes and vegetation immortalized by French photographer Pierre David. Travel around a purple world with his photos taken with our color shifting film!
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Regaining and Developing a Sense of Creativity With Mikko Castaño
Mikko Castaño is a New York City based graphic designer and photographer who recently regained a love for photography. Equipped with a point-and-shoot, Mikko tells us about his endeavors shooting portraits, streetscapes, and concerts on Lomo 800 film.
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Brian Azcueta on Discovering The Joy of Lomography Films
Lomographer Brian Azcueta, aka @kleuspaul07, shares his journey with a range Lomography films, and tells us how after initial indifference he was won over by their unique qualities.
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The World Upside Down: A Creative Use Of LomoChrome Turquoise
A combination of the new 2021 LomoChrome Turquoise formula and a popular TV show sparked our creativity. Check out the strange world created by this unique color-shifting film.
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Portrait Photography with Tasha Hylton and Lomography Film
Bristol-based fashion photographer Tasha Hylton shot a series of portraits using some Lomography Color Negative 35 mm ISO 400 and Lady Grey B&W 35 mm ISO 400 films and talked to us about the results.
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Yameen on Getting the Most Out of Your Sprocket Rocket Travels
Our LomoAmigo Yameen is back to tell us about his long-awaited trip to San Diego and why the Sprocket Rocket was the only analogue camera with him in tow.
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Comparison: Pushing and Pulling Lomography Color Negative ISO 400
Pushing and pulling is an old photographer's trick. But how does it work exactly? And what are the different results? We shot some Color Negative 400 ISO to show you some examples.
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Dear Young Shutterbugs, What Do You Love? - A Letter from @waggrad00
As storytellers, it's our task to pay attention to our intuition as we find the meaning behind why we create. For beginner photographers struggling to find reasons to shoot, Lomographer Julia Halcomb (@waggrad00) has this question: what do you love?
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Dreamy Adventures with the La Sardina
Bringing a camera along on an adventure is always a must in order to capture and preserve the memories you'll be making. Lomographer @M_ZERTUCHE creates dreamy pictures using her La Sardina, expired film, and a few happy accidents.
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Yusuke Nakamura: Creating The Surreal From Everyday Scenes With LomoChrome Turquoise
"A scene doesn't always refer to a moment, but it's a sequence that exists within a story," says Yusuke Nakamura. The Japanese photographer used the new LomoChrome Turquoise formula to shift "ordinary places" into something altogether unreal.
