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The most anticipated competition in the Community is back to spread the holiday cheer! Don't miss this chance to take home your most coveted Lomography items!
For Lomography's 25th anniversary, we take a quick trip down memory lane with 25 of the community's most iconic members. First on the list is Stéphane Heinz, aka Vicuna!
When Danish photographer Adam Jeppesen embarked on an almost 500-day region across the Polar regions, he took the most unlikely documentary landscapes as he subconsciously paints them with flaws, blurs, scratches, dust and abstraction.
In his audio book, German Petzval LomoAmigo Steffen Böttcher aka Stilpirat talks about his photographic adventures. What are your greatest lomographic adventures? That's what we wanted to know in this competition. Read on to find out who the winners are!
Mark your calendars and gather all your analog-loving friends: April 12 is Film Photography Day! In line with this glorious occasion, here's a special competition you shouldn't miss (Hint: We're giving away two LC-A 120 cameras plus loads of other awesome stuff)!
I love the polarization effect that can be achieved using the close-up lens + flash (and +2 setting) that many people have been getting with the L'Instant camera (thank you @schugger, @alienmeatsack, and @gakurou for the inspiration).
I love the polarization effect that can be achieved using the close-up lens + flash (and +2 setting) that many people have been getting with the L'Instant camera (thank you @schugger, @alienmeatsack, and @gakurou for the inspiration).
I love the polarization effect that can be achieved using the close-up lens + flash (and +2 setting) that many people have been getting with the L'Instant camera (thank you @schugger, @alienmeatsack, and @gakurou for the inspiration).
I love the polarization effect that can be achieved using the close-up lens + flash (and +2 setting) that many people have been getting with the L'Instant camera (thank you @schugger, @alienmeatsack, and @gakurou for the inspiration).
I love the polarization effect that can be achieved using the close-up lens + flash (and +2 setting) that many people have been getting with the L'Instant camera (thank you @schugger, @alienmeatsack, and @gakurou for the inspiration).
I love the polarization effect that can be achieved using the close-up lens + flash (and +2 setting) that many people have been getting with the L'Instant camera (thank you @schugger, @alienmeatsack, and @gakurou for the inspiration).
I love the polarization effect that can be achieved using the close-up lens + flash (and +2 setting) that many people have been getting with the L'Instant camera (thank you @schugger, @alienmeatsack, and @gakurou for the inspiration).
I love the polarization effect that can be achieved using the close-up lens + flash (and +2 setting) that many people have been getting with the L'Instant camera (thank you @schugger, @alienmeatsack, and @gakurou for the inspiration).
I love the polarization effect that can be achieved using the close-up lens + flash (and +2 setting) that many people have been getting with the L'Instant camera (thank you @schugger, @alienmeatsack, and @gakurou for the inspiration).
I love the polarization effect that can be achieved using the close-up lens + flash (and +2 setting) that many people have been getting with the L'Instant camera (thank you @schugger, @alienmeatsack, and @gakurou for the inspiration).
I think it's safe to call this a new obsession. I just love the inverted "negative" look of the L'Instnat+close-up shots. It's even driven me to break my own "No Selfie Policy". I'm into how distorted and creepy these selfies look.
I think it's safe to call this a new obsession. I just love the inverted "negative" look of the L'Instnat+close-up shots. It's even driven me to break my own "No Selfie Policy". I'm into how distorted and creepy these selfies look.
