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Lloyd Kaufman, the director of many of Troma's feature films took around a LC-A+ and a Lomokino with him wherever he went for Occupy Cannes! Come on an adventure with Kaufman and the rest of the Troma Team as they get up close and personal with Toxic Avenger, Sgt. Kabukiman NPYD, mutants, zombies, and so much more!
Making cyanotypes is a wonderful craft and is surprisingly easy. The fun thing is you don't have to limit yourself to paper prints. You can make cyanotypes on all kinds of surfaces! Here's how I made a simple cyanotype tote bag.
We're thrilled to introduce our first LomoAmigo for the Philippines: Musician Diego Mapa of bands Pedicab, Cambio, Tarsius (amongst many others!) Take a peek into his daily grind as he shoots with the La Sardina El Capitan with Flash camera!
If you're a proud owner of a Belair X 6-12, then you're no stranger to the unbelievable sharpness and wide-angled perspective that this camera can produce. Ever wished you could feed it with 35mm film so that you can conveniently enjoy its premium effects? It's possible - simply install the Belair X 6-12 35mm Back! Take a look at some of the community's best Belair X 6-12 35mm photos for inspiration.
This man needs no further introduction - acting in top-billed roles for films like 'Lord of the Rings' and 'Everything is Illuminated', Elijah Wood is no stranger to the limelight - Join us as we turn that around with our intimate gallery and interview with the Hobbit himself!
Last week, we introduced you to Riccardo Parenti's beautiful film photographs around Nichitsu, a popular ghost town around three hours away from Tokyo. We got in touch with Parenti soon after and asked him to tell us more about his ongoing project and experiences in the famous haikyo ("abandoned place").
Itching to see what kind of photos you can achieve when you equip your micro four thirds cameras with Lomography's Experimental Lens Kit? Mathias Pesjak from Lomography HQ in Vienna has shared with us his first impressions and best shots yet, so read on to feed your curiosity and find out more!
If you are an owner of a micro 4/3 camera and you can't wait to whip up fun and creative images with the Lomography Experimental Lens Kit, then you have come to the right place. This tutorial will enlighten you on how to attach and use the standard 24mm, wide-angle 12 mm, or the fisheye lens.
His job requires him to work with digital means but this does not stop him from experimenting with what is authentic and vintage; because, in fact, it inspires him to combine both!
