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Marawa the Amazing is one of the world's best known hula-hoopers! She has hooped at Buckingham Palace, spun at The Roundhouse, carried her circus kit from Australia to the UK and everywhere in between and even been flirted with by David Hasselhoff! She's also a closet Lomographer, with her own collection of plastic lens friends. We gave her an LC-A+ to share her adventures...
One of my favourite lomography, both because it reminds me of a great trip (first time in Ireland), and because of the strange effect of the giant swans.
With this collection of photos I attempted to capture industrial, Victorian Manchester but couldn't avoid some contemporary elements entering the photos. I quite like that though.
With this collection of photos I attempted to capture industrial, Victorian Manchester but couldn't avoid some contemporary elements entering the photos. I quite like that though.
With this collection of photos I attempted to capture industrial, Victorian Manchester but couldn't avoid some contemporary elements entering the photos. I quite like that though.
www.lomography.com/homes/jueganuncatermines takes this roll with his zenit 122 in Valparaiso, and then i take the film and redscaled it, to take the 2nd part in Rancagua with my holga 135. 1st part of 2bles project!/// www.lomography.com/homes/jueganuncatermines tomó este rollo en Valparaíso con su Zenit, y luego hice un redscale artesanal para tomarlo con mi holga 135 en Rancagua. Primera parte del 2bles project
Two-faced - that is the best description for our Photo of the Day. Two faces of one yet probably expressing something particular. It sure is interesting and captured in lovely analogue! (POTD 01.16.12)
Got my LC-A+ in October and I've been busy shooting ever since! These are from the 3rd roll with this magnificent little camera. Film was Agfa XRG color negative film (expired in 2003). It gave me a very warm look and a kind of yellowish tinge but I like it.
Created by Chilliwack artist Kevin Stone, this Imperial Water Dragon weighs 5,500 kilograms and is 10 metres long. It is made of polished steel plates.
A visit to the Pacific National Exhibition, which is Vancouver's large fair, agricultural in origin. Lots of exhibitions, music and of course, the rides. These were shot between 6 and 8 pm on a partly cloudy evening.
This is one of my favourite photos ever as it was quite early on in my lomo days and was the first time I ever used an LC-A+. I didn't know much about double exposures so I was happy with this when it came back from the lab.
