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Experimentation and doing what seems to be the impossible is the creed for every Lomographer. So, with a burst of inspiration and determination, i made my very own egg pinhole camera, the Pinhegg. The difficulties and effort were worth it!
Once you have a BIG negative, what can you do with it? Why, make an equally huge print from it, of course! Following up on an earlier article for making B-I-G negatives, this article shows you how to make enormous prints. And, again, all of this magic is sans darkroom.
If you love taking photos using available light and hate enabling flash, then the Fuji Natura Classica is the perfect camera for you. With its sought-after NP (Natural Photo) mode, you'll be able to capture true-to-life colors and minimal grain using high-speed 35mm films even in low-light situations!
Can be found easily, compact, easy to load, automatic or manual override, and equipped with fast and sharp lens make it one of the best and affordable rangefinder camera ever made. Some people call it poor man's Leica.
Dress up your La Sardina DIY camera to look as if it has not been covered at all! A step-by-step guide to creating a see-through optical illusion for your do-it-yourself sardine cam.
Need a place to store your beloved, scanned lomographs? Here's a creative way to spice up your memory drive with some analogue love! Read more about how to make your own after the jump.
Candice O'Donnell's images are like a ray of sunshine with a balmy breeze. After two years we caught up with Candice and got a peek at her latest analogue shots. Want to know what she's been up to, read on below.
Christmas is a good opportunity to take some bokehs, since there are plenty of lights to take pictures of. Here is a simple way to generate gorgeous light bokehs, using your Lomo LC-A+.
You can find more of my work on my homepage:
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Also have a blog where I write about my photo experience, tips and trick etc. . . . . . . . .
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Beelitz Heilstätten, abandoned hospital Part III. Not as good as the other two albums but alright. PART I : http://www.lomography.com/homes/12_12/albums/1760890-lc-a-plus-beelitz-heilsttten-abandoned-hospital-part-i PART II: http://www.lomography.com/homes/12_12/albums/1760902-sr-beelitz-heilsttten-abandoned-hospital-partii
Some more splitted images.. this time redscale. I really enjoy creating figures with the splitzer and sometimes shooting some more layers over it. Lots of multiple exposures...
If you like this you might like this too: http://www.lomography.com/homes/bccbarbosa/albums/1770323-splitting
These photos were taken by me in 2001, the amazing industrial object - the ruins of the incinerator, which has not was finished (construction banned Greenpeace). On this place I linked is very good, full of exciting and extreme memories, as we have been here often with friends. This plant we called FWL (it was written on his wall). I amazed his energy and power!!!
