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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"The Black Box" Robert Saint Rich's New Book Shot on Berlin Kino 400

Robert Saint Rich is back with a new book of monochrome shots, all taken with the Berlin Kino 400, and he's giving away a copy of his book and a roll of film! "The Black Box" is a ballad in Robert's mind and through the streets of New York during a change of season and a pivotal journey in his personal growth.

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Lomography Color Negative 400 (35mm)

You'll love the vibrant colors and stunning sharpness that the Lomography Color Negative 400 35mm film can give you.

LomoChrome Purple Film 100-400 35mm

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Introducing lavannula and the ColorNegative 800

Anna is a plant mum, musician and photography student. She got into film two years ago and the Colornegative 800 is also an integral part of her equipment. In this article you can get to know Anna and her photos and how she creates the dreamy aesthetic in her photos.
Roll Number One – the Color Negative 100 120-Format by Ilias

Ilias just bought his first Medium-Format Camera and for his first Roll in the new Format he decided for a Color Negative 100! In this Article you can check out Ilias' first 120 Series and read about his thoughts and feelings about Photography.
Flypaper's Trip to Tibet With Lomography's Color Negative 800

Our LomoAmigo Flypaper just finished his trip to Tibet and brought back some wonderful Lomography CN 800 film works!
Hopes in "Chinatown": Shots with the Lomography Color Negative 800 by Gaojian Kyle Xu

Gaojian Kyle Xu is a visual artist based in San Diego and a heavy user of films. We had the opportunity to chat with him about his project Chinatown and how the Lomography Color Negative 800 contributes to manifesting one of his favorite pieces of music into aesthetics.
How to Home-Process the LomoChrome Purple Film: Tipster by Éléonore Garnier

Why not try processing your Lomography Color film at home? Self-taught photographer Éléonore Garnier shares her tutorial on how to develope your LomoChrome Purple rolls in C41 at the convenience of your home!
Doorstep Discoveries with Louise Westbrooke and the LC-A 120

Yorkshire-based photographer Louise Westbrooke has been making the most of the lockdown period by shooting the parks and gardens on her doorstep using the LC-A 120. She talked to us about this series and her love for medium format.
It's Time to Begin Again With Spring

Following a challenging period of our lives, Spring has finally arrived, bringing us beautiful blooms and bright new beginnings.
City, Nature and Purple: A Series by Christian Heidebur

Photographer Christian Heidebur indulges into the lavish, psychedelic purple palette of the LomoChrome Purple film with photographs and multiple-exposures of the urban and natural landscapes and elements.
"Variazioni sulla Baviera": A series by Martt with the LomoChrome Purple

Martt, aka analog.martt is a photographer from Brazil who now lives and works in Germany. In this interview, Martt talks about his journey with analogue photography and his series 'Variazioni sulla Baviera' which he shot on LomoChrome Purple among others.
A Snowy Lady Grey by Lomographer jan_onfilm

Lomographer Jan takes you to some dreamy snowy landscapes that he captured on Lady Grey film.
Lockdown Portraits by Nika Samkharadze

Photographer Nika Samkharadze talks about his series with the Lomography Color Negative 400, why he shoots analogue, and capturing the empty streets of Berlin.
The Black & White Kino Family Tree as Reviewed by Trevor Lee

Lomography's black and white Kino family is slowly growing, so to provide some guidance, Trevor Lee from the Darkroom Lab reviewed our BW films for a side-by-side comparison of a sea of grayscale.