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Select A Skin
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May 12 2012, 02:35 (UTC+0) | From: damon :
Attention Lomo heads. The Lomo box site has over seven different skins, or layout colour themes you can choose from. So if you want view lomo box in a new light of colour see the top right side of the page. Click select a skin drop down arrow and go through them one by one. There are some funky lomo colours to choose from. In particular the Neworder Theme or the Thailon theme to give you some examples.
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Accessory Review of the Week
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May 12 2012, 02:34 (UTC+0) | From: damon :
For the first time in the history of our Reviews of the Week series, our featured accessory review is technically not a camera accessory, but a more like a supplement to the lomographers' shooting experience. Curious? Read about it after the jump! “This is the book that you simply can’t shelve,” our featured accessory reviewer for this week stresses at the start of his article.
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Best LomoKino Videos of the Week: What to Do on A Sunny Day
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May 12 2012, 02:34 (UTC+0) | From: damon :
Well, it’s quite obvious really — usually to hit the shores and swim on the salty waters are the most appropriate thing to do to cool that heat off your and to further take advantage of this illusionary, and almost tropical weather, one should bring a film camera, have it loaded with your preferred emulsion and you’re good to go out there and shoot – It needs to see the brightest light there is!
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Camera Review of the Week
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May 12 2012, 02:34 (UTC+0) | From: damon :
It's time once again for our weekly review spotlight! We had a hard time choosing one as there are several great camera reviews this week, but we're sure you'll find our featured lomographer's review and photos nothing short of outstanding! Our featured camera review for this week is about a legendary SLR camera from Nikon, the reliable, durable, and robust FM2, as our fellow lomographer...
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Freyfrey and Her Weapon of Choice, the Kodak Ektachrome 100G
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May 12 2012, 02:34 (UTC+0) | From: damon :
It’s was her first love that she would never forget, an affair that she thinks worth pursuing. It just gave her the most memorable shots with less of an effort – this is just how good this film is! Although there are many amazing films popular within the Lomo Community that I am only just discovering, my loyalty lies with this one. Why is this film your Weapon of Choice?
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The Comprehensive Guide to Vintage Film and Cameras
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May 12 2012, 02:34 (UTC+0) | From: damon :
So you’ve dug through your parents’ basement, pulled out their vinyl album of Michael Jackson’s Thriller and bought yourself an old record player. And for the last three weddings you’ve attended, you found the perfect outfit at that great vintage clothing shop downtown. Old is the new “new.” These days you’re just as likely to find the freshest fashion statement in your grandparents’ closet...
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Lifestyle Feature of the Week
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May 12 2012, 02:34 (UTC+0) | From: damon :
This week's featured Analogue Lifestyle article is "Analogue for a Day: The Day We Left the Digital Grind Behind" by slumbrnghok from UK who reminds us to forget about our mobile phones, computers, and the Internet once in a while, for our own sanity--and analogue photography!
“I recently took a week off work and went to stay in Argyll on the West Coast of Scotland...
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The Classic Medium Format Diana Camera is Back
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May 12 2012, 02:34 (UTC+0) | From: damon :
Seriously, just put it all out of your mind. We’ll no longer “look for the big picture,” and there will be no more “getting an overview” or “stepping back to take it all in.” All of these concepts imply an abrupt halt to activity - a conscious pause of your natural drive and instincts. As we say day in and day out: Be fast. Who’s got the time to consider the implications when close to a million tremendous...
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LWC 2007: The World Congress is Over
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Apr 20 2012, 02:05 (UTC+0) | From: damon :
The 7th Lomography World Congress in London is over. One week of workshops, city challenges, LomoTalks, LomoDinners, ClubCrawlings and many other lomographic activities has passed and the great LomoWorldWall on Trafalgar Square is on its way home to Austria. Thank you all Lomographers from all over the world who were in London with us! We hope you had the same awesome time as we had.
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Lomography World Congress London 2007 announced
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Apr 20 2012, 02:05 (UTC+0) | From: damon :
The Lomographic Society International has announced that it has been invited by the Design Festival and the city of London to present an exhibition of the extraordinary... Having being offered the legendary Trafalgar Square in London, the Lomographic Society will be showing a snapshot portrait of the world in the form of a gigantic, over dimensional and absolutely exclusive LomoWorldWall...
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New York Photographer Liad Cohen Changes the Pace of Lomography
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May 12 2012, 02:35 (UTC+0) | This 30-something New Yorker, who used to be a former professional musician and who graduated with an English and Philosophy degree from NYU and has been working on a novel for the past 5 years. He also worked as a children's book editor for Sesame Street for 4 years, and for the past 2 years has been managing a band called Ours who are making a new CD for Geffen Records. He also just happens to be a damn good lomographer and won the presitigious LWA-Rumble Champ award. When lomography is paced to the speed of a New York minute there is no one better behind the lens than Liad Cohen.
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Scooping the Lomo Scene with Scootiepye
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May 06 2012, 02:55 (UTC+0) | There are lomographers and then there are exceptional lomographers! We've had our eyes on one particular lomo homes shooter for sometime now. Having a vast network of Lomo agents across the globe, yes we are an international organization, we sent one of our best to Newcastle UK to scoop an interview and scoop the lomo scene with scootiepye! We found out what puts the "s" in swing regarding her lomography.
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An Etherthemental Element of a Lomo Exposure Kind
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Apr 20 2012, 02:04 (UTC+0) | A medium that in the wave theory of light permeates all space and transmits transverse waves. An individual inspired by the alchemistic ether also known as the Archaeus. The combination of ether and mental? A 27 year Old living and Working in Strasbourg France. A metallographic, Chemist and photographer who listens and filters vision and sound and focuses on attempting to capture the beautiful side of life. Come and experience an ethermental element of a lomo exposure kind. Lomo box welcomes... etherthemental.
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The Freak Frenzy Lomography of Brian Milo
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Apr 16 2012, 04:21 (UTC+0) | Apparently for some lomographers shooting an accidental double exposed shot and then forgetfully submitting it to lomo.missions is enough to win you first prize. This was the scenery for Brian Milo when he won the Freak Frenzy contest for the lomographic societies prestigious award. So what is the rest of his lomographic expertise got to offer: Lots of skimpy colorsplashed x-tacy girls, hairstyles, skin, city streets, colorsplashed weddings, multiple exposure shots, triples, swaps and adventurous and vibrant cross processed colors. Brian Milo's de-evolution of all things LC-A demands to be seen.
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Another Dimension of Interdimensional Photographic Dreaming Marttjin Style
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Apr 02 2012, 02:44 (UTC+0) | Let's first get the adjectives out of the way: emotional, amazing, sweeping, enrapturing exhausting and riveting. When one sees photography pushed to to its limits in an almost zen state of perfection it leaves one asking how is this possible with a camera? Forget the rules of leaving an end result with a developed roll of film. In this day and age the end result is altered to whatever means possible. Stop and take a look around once in a while at photography other then lomography. Let us introduce to you the photographer simply known as Mattjin.
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Brazilian Photographer Val Ayres Delves Into Creative Freedom
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Mar 06 2012, 02:33 (UTC+0) | This 32 years old graphic designer/art director who hails from Rio De Janeiro Brazil is a self confessed techno and samba lover who also breaths art and is addicted to cinema. Studying in school at ucsd, California for 7 years she went back to Brazil and started working mostly within the music industry designing cd covers till 3 years ago making the move to corporative being hired by a big ad agency. Realizing that big and corporative just didn't do it for her she needed the freedom to create and is now back on a freelance status looking forward to opening a small studio with friends. Perhaps this search for freedom is also evident in her photography where she is always using her cameras to document the world around her.
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Lomographic Society International Man of Mystery WebMeister
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Feb 10 2012, 01:46 (UTC+0) | He's mysterious, funny, charming, almost painfully handsome, extraordinarily intelligent, self-aggrandizing, supahextraordinarily humble, full of energy, amazingly bad at counting (at least for a programmer that is) and he shoots lomo. He has a reputation for serving up the meanest vodka sour at 4am and does so with the biggest grin you could capture on film. He also codes pretty dammed good! Good enough to be employed by the official Lomographic Society International. Who is this man of mystery? Our very own Lomo Agent scootiepye takes a look behind the scenes and into the mind of... WebMesiter.
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The Shakin Bohemian Lomographic Lens of Gloria Fantasmagoria
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Jan 29 2012, 02:15 (UTC+0) | She was raised by an irascible but kindly family of freaks in a remote Northumbrian hamlet. She moved to Germany to seek love and fortune and ended up in Munich, where her tiger-skin coat and pink wellies continually draw sidelong glances from envious Bavarians. Her first success in the world of photography was winning first prize in a local village show for a fuzzy shot of her father with his trousers around his ankles. She has won Home of the Day and was recently named one of the Top 6 Lomographic Weblogs. Welcome to the shakin bohemian lomographic lens of Gloria Fantasmagoria.
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Ignore the Rules - It's Time to Change Them
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Jan 18 2012, 03:28 (UTC+0) | The debate caused by the recent editorial, In Search of Lomo Tradition: 100 Years of Shooting from the Hip, posted by CCOH has revealed opposing schools of thought within our lomographic community. On one side there are those seeking change, on the other there are those who are quite happy with the way things are. Is it time to take sides? Is it time to choose a new direction? Is it time for us to really start ignoring the rules? Let�s look at posts by two users outlining opposing points of view.
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A Trip Through the Island of Cheung Chau
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Jan 09 2012, 03:05 (UTC+0) | The sea was undecided: whether to batter the pier or allow the star ferry and confusing mix of other vessels safe passage on her back. By the time I made it to the Lamma pier she had decided on the latter. Nick came wearing his trademark hat and after a short exchange with a friend of his along with some oolong tea- we headed to the Cheung Chau pier. The sun broke free a few times allowing us the luxury of watching the sea and surrounding islands become illuminated by her faint shadow. After a few photos and some vacant looks at the ocean we arrived at Cheung Chau.
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the older posts:
- It's Only Rock and Roll but I like it
Dec 19 2011, 00:57 (UTC+0)
- Lomographic Launch into the Cosmonaut Zone
Dec 08 2011, 00:33 (UTC+0)
- Delving a Little Deeper into the Lomographic World of ccoh
Oct 13 2011, 04:18 (UTC+0)
- Multitalented Derek Powazek Embraces the Lomographic Blur
Aug 13 2011, 06:20 (UTC+0)
- The Ultimate Lomographic Insider: The Polarized World of DocFlaps
Jul 09 2011, 03:33 (UTC+0)
- A Photographic Journey Through the Lens of Paule Saviano
Jul 03 2011, 03:01 (UTC+0)
- The Inseperable World of Life and Art According to SAmi
May 16 2011, 04:17 (UTC+0)
- Lens From The Soul
Aug 01 2010, 05:56 (UTC+0)
- Reveling Lomo Heads Define the Perfect Shot
Jun 19 2010, 05:06 (UTC+0)
- It's Scientific
Apr 24 2010, 02:33 (UTC+0)
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