Analogue

If gritty grain, enigmatic vignettes, and surprise light leaks make you go weak in the knees, then you’re right at home! Dedicated to the crazy-fun and creative world of analogue photography, this channel promises to fuel your passion for everything film – from lovely photographs to secret tips, and everything in between.

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Danielle Parsons on Utilizing Lomography Films for Experimental Concert Photography

Los Angeles-based LomoAmigo and concert photographer Danielle Parsons is back with us today to share her work from the Sound and Fury Music Festival. She perfectly captured the "fury" of the event through its lively crowds and artists, utilizing an array of our films.

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Learning with Lomography: IEFC Students and the LomoKino - Eva Lorente

Check out some of the results from this special collaboration with IEFC (Institut d’Estudis Fotogràfics de Catalunya) in Barcelona, Spain, where participants of the analogue photography workshop experimented by creating original videos using the LomoKino camera and Lomography films.
Community Gallery: Falling into Autumn

As the 2023 fall season comes to a close, take a look at how Lomography community members have captured the changing season through the years.
Tipster: Shooting the Lomo LC-A+ in Low Light Conditions

For this tipster we took the Lomo LC-A+ to some parties and tried out techniques that can help when taking film photos in challenging low-light conditions.
Estonia Through the Eyes of Film Photographer and Architecture Student Martin Sepp

Film photographer and architecture student Martin Sepp (@sepamart) tells us about his analogue roots, film photography in Estonia, and how architecture influences his images.
Learning with Lomography: Hong Kong Design Institute's Annual Fashion Shows

Lomography was honored to collaborate with the Department of Fashion and Image Design from Hong Kong Design Institute for their two annual fashion shows! The shooting team used our film and cameras to capture all that happened on stage and behind the scenes. Let's check it out!
Gui Martinez: Creating Stories With Medium Format Film Photography

We welcome Gui Martinez back to the magazine to share with us the beauty of medium format photography in his commercial work and travel photos.
Learning with Lomography: IEFC Students and the LomoKino - Laura Boronat

Check out some of the results from this special collaboration with IEFC (Institut d’Estudis Fotogràfics de Catalunya) in Barcelona, Spain, where participants of the analogue photography workshop experimented by creating original videos using the LomoKino camera and Lomography films.
Lomographer Laetitia Heisler on Inspiration and Her Evolving Style

In this interview we talk to Laetitia about her evolving photography style through her latest body of work that uses LomoChrome Turquoise, LomoChrome Color '92, and LomoChrome Metropolis to create dreamy multi-exposure portraits.
Tipster: Developing 35mm Black and White Film at Home

For today's tipster we’re covering the basics of developing black and white film. We will guide you step by step to complete your first development successfully from the comfort of your home.
Recreating Iconic Stills from the Fantasy Horror Film "House" (1977) with the LomoApparat

This Halloween season, enter director Obayashi’s fantasy horror world as created in his 1977 debut feature film “House” with the ever-experimental LomoApparat and Lomography Color Negative 800 film.
Cameron Hoerth's Mystical Renaissance Shots with the LomoApparat

Known for finding magic in the Mundane, Wisconsin-based photographer Cameron Hoerth recently combined his documentary style with the experimental LomoApparat and otherworldly effect of our LomoChrome Purple color-shifting film at the Bristol Renaissance Faire.
Magic in the Mundane: Interview with Film Photographer Kelsey Smith

Film photographer Kelsey Smith talks about introspection and nostalgia on film, the inspirations behind his newly-released photobook "Please, Don't Leave Me", and his love of Lomography Color Negative 800 film.