Lomography aesthetic

Have you already seen a mysterious looking photo that features a transparent subject? Well, it's one of the multiple exposure techniques and is actually simple to do.

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“These images were a way to put my fears in words, to accept things too, it was a nice therapy.” — Emma Cortijo shares with us her intimate and creative series shot with the LomoChrome Purple.

As analogue photographers, we’ve learned to embrace, and even love, the imperfections of film. But sometimes, when we come across a blurry shot from our roll, we dismiss it as a reject.

We’ve all heard it before: travel broadens the mind. But have you ever given more thought to the matter? Because it is only the mindful traveling that does the trick. Getting from A to B can be just that, or you can wander to wonder. Which is done by stepping out of a routine to transcend the predictiblity. Snap yourself out of the mundane.

Photo #24663505 by nonspecificscientific.

Ready for a visual trip? Toronto-based photographer Arman Bahreini explores colors, patterns, and light in his Lomography Color Negative 800 (120) studio portraits.

Li Hui's works are gentle and delicate, Lomography invited Li Hui to make her imprint with Daguerreotype Achromat 2.9/64 Art lens and Lomogon 2.5/32 art lens, leaving us with impressive works.

A Lomography Guide to Multiple Exposures