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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Night Shooting With the Diana Baby 110
Shooting at night can be challenging, especially if you are not equipped with the right tools. Today we talk about night photography with a Diana Baby 110 and the use of a flash to light your nocturnal photo walk.
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Photo Stories: Winter Olympics On Film by @bunt
After disappointing results on his first encounter with film, a photography hobbyist gave it a second chance on a trip to China.
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An Afternoon with ANNAMA in Milan: Photos by Loris Signoretti
German singer ANNAMA reveals her relationship with the analogue world. Read the interview and see all the photos taken on Lomography Color Negative 800 film and with the Lomo'Instant Wide camera by Loris Signoretti.
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Danielle Wrobleski on Finding New Perspectives of Wisconsin
In this interview, Milwaukee-based Danielle Wrobleski shares her Lomography Color Negative ISO 100 and LomoChrome Purple 120 film shots, and discusses her love for shooting building architecture and nature on film.
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Flash to Red with Lucinda Lewis and the Lomography Color Negative 120 film
As part of our Film Photography Day celebrations throughout April, we're discovering photographers that capture the pure essence of analogue photography and talked to Lucinda Lewis about her medium format Holga shots taken with the Lomography Color Negative 120 ISO 800 film.
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Into the Wild with Sergio Castañera
In this photo series taken with some Lomography Color Negative 800 and Berlin Kino B&W film, photographer Sergio Castañera, takes us on an exploration of Spanish wildlands.
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Tipster: A Quick Guide to Pushing and Pulling Black and White Film With Lomography Earl Grey
Have you ever found yourself in need to push or pull your film? Even with a black and white film, we might not feel confident enough to self develop and we give it to a lab. Here is a guide for successfully self developing you pushed/pulled black and white film.
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What Happens When You Redscale LomoChrome Films? – A DIY by Christian Heidebur
Community member @christian_heidebur experimented with homemade redscale and the LomoChrome Film family. Check out the potential monochromatic results that each film retains.
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Derek Livingston's Documentary Photography on Lomography Experimental 120 Films
Photographer and videographer Derek Livingston enjoys experimenting with new films and sharing his experience on Youtube. Find out what he has to say about our 120-format Redscale XR-200 and LomoChrome Metropolis films.
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First Time with the LomoChrome Turquoise for Bird aka Pakornographo in Thailand
Get to know Thai photographer Bird (Pakornographo) through his portrait photos taken with our LomoChrome Turquoise film.
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Changing ISO Settings with Alex Doran & the Redscale XR 50-200 35 mm Film
Dublin-based photographer Alex Doran, also known as shaka1277 talks to us about the differing results from shooting with the Redscale XR 50-200 35 mm film at various ISO settings.
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Are you Ready to Pop? A Comparison Between the Colorshifting Films of the LomoChrome Family.
To celebrate the family of LomoChrome films finally reunited, we look at each formula and their characteristics. A careful comparison to understand the potential of these color-shifting formulas.
