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Photographing Simplicity and Beauty in Life with Community Member Miki, a.k.a. @miks
written by sylvann on 2024-03-18 #culture #people #placesCats, mirror selfies and the changing seasons – Japanese film enthusiast Miki photographs life as it happens. For her, film photography is a way to connect with her surroundings, especially as she moves from her home country of Japan to Sweden.
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Lomography Partners: Nurum of Jakarta, Indonesia
written by alexgray on 2024-03-26 #partnersLomography has film partners all over the world and this time we present to you Nurum from Jakarta, Indonesia.
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Aseptic Field: Film Photographer Lean Lui on Purity & Idealism
written by sylvann on 2024-03-28 #culture #news #peopleHong Kong artist Lean Lui returns to the magazine to talk about her second photobook, Aseptic Field, a collection of poetic images reflecting her strong ideas around romantic love.
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Trippy & Temporal with Jasmine Ashley-Locke and the Diana F+
2024-03-21 #news #peopleUK photographer and Photo North Student Competition winner for 2023 Jasmine Ashley-Locke tested out the Diana F+ camera and talked to us about her journey into shooting with film.
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Lomography x Perimetro - 36 Shots, One Story: Interview with Arianna Angelini
written by ludovicazen on 2024-03-18 #gear #people #placesLast spring, in collaboration with Perimetro, we launched an Open Call in which we invited photographers from all over Italy to create a personal project with one roll of 35 mm Lomography film. Today we present Arianna Angelini’s "Benedetta Malinconia", shot on Berlin Kino B&W film.
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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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