We talked to UK-based photographer George Samuel Devereux about taking portraits with the Petzval 85 Art Lens and why he is dedicated to shooting with film.
For Efe Ersoy, film photography filled a void in his creative life. Day by day, he collects colorful stories as he develops a visual style he can call his own.
As part of our Film Photography Day celebrations throughout April, we're discovering photographers that capture the pure essence of analogue photography and talked to Lucinda Lewis about her medium format Holga shots taken with the Lomography Color Negative 120 ISO 800 film.
Parisian photographer Anaël Boulay shares with us his impressive shots taken with our 4x5 instant back. You will for sure be seduced by the artist's captivating universe.
Throughout history, portraiture has played an important role in representing the human condition, it was instrumental in determining important changes in society. But, can portrait photography ever truly represent the innermost essence of a person?
We are honored to invite Hong Kong YouTuber Scofield Chan again, to share his first impressions of using our new DigitaLIZA Max. Let's enjoy his sharing and YouTube video!
Negative manipulation is a fun way to change and renovate old negatives and breath some new life into your photos. Whenever you feel the muse of drawing taking you, here is a tip to a non-permanent film alteration.
My first foray into a new format--110 film! I lost several rolls in the mail on the way to the lab, so I didn't shoot (or upload) for quite some time, but this camera and film got me shooting again. There was so much rain this fall, too! Not good for shooting, but it feels good to be back shooting film again.
UK-based photographer Ribsy recently tested out the LomoGraflok for his Youtube channel. He talked to us about his experience shooting with this instant back and shared some of the portraits he took.
Between journalistic documentation and creative experimentation, artist and polyglot Tamara Saadé's heart is in photographic expression. The Beirut/NY-based photographer has collected a mix of her work shot on a variety of Lomography film stock for her to share with us.
Today, let's meet a photographer passionate about medium format photography. Charles Schneider answers our questions while sharing his shots taken with the Lomography Color Negative 400 ISO and 800 ISO films as well as the LomoChrome Metropolis.
Meet the members of Lomographer Daz B a.k.a. dazb's feline family in his colorful and creative gallery of pet portraits. Here are some of the best snapshots of Pixie, Artemis, Oscar, Minnie, Poppy, and Molly to make everyone's day!
The Lunar New Year calls for a new sign taking over. With this tiny but mighty 110 film, any Lomographer can manifest the admirable qualities and temperament of the Tiger.
Along with his freshly-shot street scenes, we had a chat with Piero Galastri about medium format photography, his brand new YouTube channel, and his future photographic projects.
Community member Elisa Cantamessa AKA theanaloguecorner is a regular face at the London-based analogue photowalks and has a passion for film. We talked to her about the joys of shooting with medium format film.
You heard it right! There is a wine recipe that will develop your black and white film. Arm your self with patience and get start this adventure. Full disclamer, for the use of this tip no good wine has been waisted.
The year 2021 for Lomography and film photographers is filled with unrelenting productivity and limitless creativity. Walk with us through memory lane and recall the milestones and memories that we achieved together this year.
The analogue routine is a gift that keeps on giving — everything that comes out of it is often a pleasant surprise. Let’s take a minute to appreciate the remarkable and unparalleled qualities of film photography.
To embrace the spirit of Lomography, this season we are reminded of the Diana Baby and the 110 film. Always at your side to freeze the crazy events of this holiday, take a look at why this can be the perfect camera for your parties.
Spanish photographer Lluc Queralt finds poetry in everyday life as he tests out the Berlin Kino B&W film for the first time. Check out his stunning compositions and what he has to say in this interview.
Home is on the road, with some musicians, face masks, and a couple of rolls of film to capture it all, for music photographer Paige Sara. We talked to her about her analog journey, from photographing her mom's garden to touring the US.
In this edition of Around the World in Analogue Lomographer Travon Gourdine a.k.a. boshnovart shares his experience and photos of the AfroPunk Festival.
Together with our friends from Brooklyn Film Camera, we hosted our legendary annual Film Photography Gathering in NYC again and we are still stunned by the turnout and incredible community that came together this summer in Prospect Park. Here's a recap of the event!
In collaboration with the foundation Chouette On Apprend, film photographer Kamila K Stanley gives children with special needs their voices and highlights their visibility in a fun and ambitious fashion shoot.
Photographer Edd Carr impressed us all with his amazing video animation made entirely from cyanotype prints. Now he's back to tell us about his latest analogue video made for DUST Magazine's editorial on fashion icon Vivienne Westwood as part of this year's London Fashion Week.
You've probably seen the word "bokeh" and wondered, what's so special about it? Isn't it the same as background blurring? Here's a primer for those who are new to bokeh!
Known for his perfectly shaped paintings and immaculate handwork for details, Thai artist Suntur shares how he came up with his sophisticated and minimalist take on the Lomo'Instant Automat Suntur Edition.
“These images were a way to put my fears in words, to accept things too, it was a nice therapy.” — Emma Cortijo shares with us her intimate and creative series shot with the LomoChrome Purple.
In an Airstream-turned-darkroom, a team embarks on a United States road trip to distribute about 1,500 rolls of 35mm film across 18 cities. They have turned the results into books and are here to talk about their experience and share some photos.
Brooklyn-based photographer James Berkeley likes to float around New York City and capture the small moments that other people would miss. His shots on Lomography Color Negative 800 paint an exceptionally colorful picture of the day-to-day life in the Big Apple.
