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Lomography Community Recap: February 2024
written by bydenise on 2024-03-07 #newsReady for a visual treat? In this month’s recap, we’re catching you up with everything you might have missed in February, from popular photos to ongoing competitions and more!
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Lomography Partner Sheep Film Shoots with the Diana F+ 120 Camera
written by alexgray on 2024-03-15 #gear #partnersAs part of our mission to save 120 film we invited our partners at Sheep Film from Hat Yai, Thailand, to try out the Diana F+ and share their experience with us. Check out these soft and peaceful shots of everyday scenes and hear about Sheep Film’s hopes for the future of medium format.
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Making a Moment: Her Basuki Margono’s Decisive Moment
written by alexgray on 2024-03-10 #people #making-a-momentIndonesian Lomographer Her Basuki Margono shares this curiously magical snapshot and speaks about the joy of the “decisive moment.”
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Brazil Through the Eyes of Film Photographer Thaís Monteiro
written by sylvann on 2024-03-11 #culture #people #placesBrazilian film photographer Thaís Monteiro talks to us about her love for capturing emotions and life as it happens before her, the technicalities of shooting concerts on film, and her lively local analogue community.
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New York Streets and Subways on 35 mm Film With Photographer Taryn Segal
written by macasaett on 2024-03-15 #peopleArmed with her trusty 35 mm point-and-shoot camera, film photographer Taryn Segal is set to capture every moment. Having recently moved to the city in mid-2023, she's eager and excited to explore its boroughs and textures, film roll by film roll.
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Lomopedia: Kodak Elite Chrome EBX 100
written by sylvann on 2024-03-07 #lomopediaDiscontinued in 2012, the Kodak Elite Chrome EBX 100 is another slide film well-loved by Lomographers who were into the crazy color shifts of cross-processing.
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