Lomography

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How photographer Jake Wangner paints faces with his camera incites intrigue, mystery, and passion for the analogue arts.

Whether you're an analogue newbie, a pro photographer, or an aspiring filmmaker, Lomography offers a wide range of film to cater to your creative needs. Here's the complete lineup of Lomography films in 35 mm, 120, 110, and 16mm format.

Ready for a visual trip? Toronto-based photographer Arman Bahreini explores colors, patterns, and light in his Lomography Color Negative 800 (120) studio portraits.

reflection

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One thing I truly love about film is the endless possibilities to capture images in a unique way. Whether it’s different cameras, lenses or the film itself, everything makes a difference. So when I grabbed a roll of Lomography’s crazy LomoChrome Purple film, I wanted to shoot something different wit

With their signature gritty, low light, colorful and superimposed portrait shots, Shaoqi Hu submerges us into her mesmerizing world of film.

A tour of the garden Camera: Lomography LCA120 Film: Lomography Lomochrome Turquoise Find this and more on my LomoHome at: www.lomography.com/homes/ale2000

As a maverick himself, Chinese photographer Wang Wei tries to see how other young souls look like through his lens.