| When thinking about photography, sometimes we get lost in thinking about composition, lighting, ISO, shutter speed…and so on. Sometimes it’s good to just let loose and see what happens. Our creativity can be hindered when we put too much thought into something. But that’s not to say we shouldn’t think about anything! There are tons of techniques you can use to capture distinctive images and many are explained in detail at our LomoSchool. Head there to learn something new about analogue photography and creative Lomography techniques! |
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| One of the easiest ways to up your creativity and involvement in the analogue process is to develop your own film. Although it can initially seem daunting, the only way to discover your knack for it is by giving it a shot! Black and white development is a good place to start for beginners, and can easily be done from the comfort of your home! To guide you through this exciting journey, we’ve curated a comprehensive video tutorial that walks you through every step. Get ready to turn your curiosity into captivating monochrome artistry! |
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| Swedish ‘assembler’ Carl-Mikael Ström has a unique approach to photography, manipulating his images with artistic techniques after development to craft distinctive artworks with a deeper meaning. Focusing on ‘failures’ and ‘imperfections’, his work is designed to be honest and personal. The fascinating creations show that art doesn’t end after development – head to our Magazine to read more about his process and discover how you could add art to your own images. |
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| “No matter what kind of techniques you’re aiming to use, it’s not really important, because - for me, at least - you really need to find what the image wants you to tell. The truth inside the image.” | | —Carl-Mikael Ström |
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