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We went down the rails in Kampala. Along the way came some great people with incredible fashion. I stopped them and asked them for a portrait. Later, I discovered, that alongside to the rails was some sort of open butchery. Cattle and goats were killed here and right away smoked and prepared for further use. The remaining bones and hornes were piled up, which attracted giant ugly Marabous, who tried to steal some of the meat and flew over the area with their wid wings. I chatted with Moses, who is a goat-keeper and keeps his animals close to the butchery. I guess it's full circle...
Images taken at Schloß Nordkirchen the secret paradise for Pokémon hunters and the education center for all budding tax inspectors of the state Nordrhein Westfalen. Come and see this place -perhaps not in pouring rain as we did - and you will be rewarded with plenty of Magikarps (Kapadors) and Psyducks (Entons). *gg*
Marta and Adele (aka Fusillini sisters) have been friends of mine for quite a long time and we spent some pretty crazy times together. I love taking pictures of them because even if their approach to the camera is totally different (Adele is really confident, Marta is rather shy and insecure) they are both really good at following instructions and I'm always satisfied with the outcome. Berlin, as usual, offered some perfect backgrounds to our photoshooting: the charming charlottenburg castle garden, the spooky and huge abandoned chemical factory in Rudersdorf and the never disappointing Mauerpark.
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We've had so much snow this year. It's been beautiful but unfortunately hard to photograph because the temperatures have been sub zero, which makes my little cameras cranky. One day it warmed up to the 20's (fahrenheit) and while the snow was falling I donned my winter coat, grabbed my new Diana (courtesy of the very generous @clickiemcpete) and headed out to Lincoln Park to take some snow shots. Some of the photos have a smeared texture to them but that's just the snow falling on the lens creating snow filter of sorts. I kinda like the effect!
Ah . . . and I had this song in mind when I shot this album http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8cNeXWpTVlo Gotta love some Hazy Shade of Winter!
You already had a pleasure of meeting this talented photographer through our Interview, but this time he prepared something completely new. Stay tuned.
Escape the bustling city for a while and take refuge in the relaxing ambiance of lush forests and flower-filled parks. Don't forget to take the Lomo'Instant Automat with you for some unique photographs to keep your short yet refreshing trip by!
A new year calls for new habits. Planning them are easy, it's the execution part that's hard. No worries though, dear Lomographer! Starting this year, we gladly take the role of being your weekly memo for a productive weekend.
Singapore Amigo Gary Chew returns to the digital pages of the Lomography Magazine -- this time trying the Lomo'Instant Wide. This is the first part of a two-part interview.
All right, film may not be the most used in all photographic purposes, but the growing numbers of users in the realm of art photography should not be dismissed. Here's what you can expect when the analogue grind becomes a usual among art photographers again.
A long-time fan of plastic cameras, Argentinean writer and photographer Lorraine Healy is the author of “Tricks With A Plastic Wonder,” a manual for achieving better results with a Holga camera. In this article, Healy shares her thoughts and images from an unlikely ghost town in Southwestern Illinois.
Like any other art form, photography is one of the many outlets people resort to. Whether overcoming depression, mental or emotional illness or simply trying to unwind the mind, many an artist have proven that self-expression is an avenue to conquer obstacles.
A long-time fan of plastic cameras, Argentinean writer and photographer Lorraine Healy is the author of “Tricks With A Plastic Wonder,” a manual for achieving better results with a Holga camera. In this article, Healy tries to piece back together a 2002 trip to New Mexico, from before the time she learned to keep good notes when she traveled.
I can not express enough my love to this magical Kodak Ektachrome Lumiere 100. Whether as slide or xpro - it is always fantastic. this colour and grain, one of a kind. It was one of my more fortunate moments, when I acquired maybe one of the largest bulks available worldwide. Other then that I don't have to introduce the abandonded car cemetery of Båstnäs no more. I am pondering about the Herr Willie article about it at the moment. So there will be the conclusion and the condensed summary of it...
I can not express enough my love to this magical Kodak Ektachrome Lumiere 100. Whether as slide or xpro - it is always fantastic. this colour and grain, one of a kind. It was one of my more fortunate moments, when I acquired maybe one of the largest bulks available worldwide. Other then that I don't have to introduce the abandonded car cemetery of Båstnäs no more. I am pondering about the Herr Willie article about it at the moment. So there will be the conclusion and the condensed summary of it...
I can not express enough my love to this magical Kodak Ektachrome Lumiere 100. Whether as slide or xpro - it is always fantastic. this colour and grain, one of a kind. It was one of my more fortunate moments, when I acquired maybe one of the largest bulks available worldwide. Other then that I don't have to introduce the abandonded car cemetery of Båstnäs no more. I am pondering about the Herr Willie article about it at the moment. So there will be the conclusion and the condensed summary of it...
Varigotti, in una splendida giornata di metà Dicembre... sembrava quasi primavera, c'erano quasi 20 gradi... che bello liberarsi di scarpe e calzini e passare qualche ora passeggiando a piedi nudi su questa splendida spiaggia ligure, con alle spalle le case di un borgo in stile moresco unico nel suo genere in tutta la regione!
Varigotti, in una splendida giornata di metà Dicembre... sembrava quasi primavera, c'erano quasi 20 gradi... che bello liberarsi di scarpe e calzini e passare qualche ora passeggiando a piedi nudi su questa splendida spiaggia ligure, con alle spalle le case di un borgo in stile moresco unico nel suo genere in tutta la regione!
Varigotti, in una splendida giornata di metà Dicembre... sembrava quasi primavera, c'erano quasi 20 gradi... che bello liberarsi di scarpe e calzini e passare qualche ora passeggiando a piedi nudi su questa splendida spiaggia ligure, con alle spalle le case di un borgo in stile moresco unico nel suo genere in tutta la regione!
