#lomo'instant wide

[marcogagnoni]

📍: Tivoli

🎞: Instax Wide

#instax #marco gagnoni #instant photography #film photography #photography #photographers on tumblr #gagnoni #lomography #lomo'instant wide #Igor Mitoraj

[aledigangi]

"Hangs"

Spring Polaroid Week 2023 Film: Fuji Instax Wide Camera: Lomo'Instant Wide See more at linktr.ee/ale.di.gangi

#lomography #analog #analogue #instant #instaxwide #lomoinstantwide #instantphotography #roidweek #po

[diariomacho]

#EDC

[blognews24]

LOMO’INSTANT MILANO EDITION. La Fotocamera Istantanea più alla Moda del MOMENTO!

Lomography è lieta di presentare: LOMO’INSTANT MILANO EDITION. La Fotocamera Istantanea più alla Moda del MOMENTO! Questa edizione speciale presenta un design accattivante dai colori vivaci e dalle grafiche geometriche. L'ispirazione? Milano naturalmente, dove negli anni '80 fu fondato il Gruppo Memphis, un collettivo di designer i cui progetti innovativi traevano spunto da movimenti come l'Art Deco e la Pop Art. Aggiungi quindi un tocco di stile alla tua quotidianità con questa fotocamera creativa dentro e fuori!

SCATTA CON STILE

Stile e sostanza vanno di pari passo. La vivacità del design della Lomo'Instant Milano rispecchia le sue caratteristiche tecniche, altrettanto incredibili! Realizza scatti artistici con questo kit creativo dotato di filtri gel colorati, obiettivo grandangolare incorporato e complementi ottici per scatti Fisheye, Ritratti e Primi Piani. Sentiti libero di esplorare le varie modalità di scatto della Lomo'Instant, portando la sperimentazione al massimo attraverso il light painting e le esposizioni multiple illimitate. Inoltre, grazie alla semplicissima messa a fuoco a zona, la Lomo'Instant Milano sarà la compagna ideale sia per i principianti che per i fotografi più esperti.

CATTURA LA MAGIA CON LE FOTOCAMERE ISTANTANEE LOMOGRAPHY

Crea ricordi speciali in un istante e guardali apparire proprio davanti ai tuoi occhi grazie alle fotocamere istantanee più versatili sul mercato! Oltre ai design unici e colorati in edizione limitata, realizzati da artisti internazionali, le nostre fotocamere istantanee sono dotate di una vasta gamma di funzioni creative. Le possibilità sono infinite grazie ai diversi formati disponibili - mini, wide e quadrato - tutti compatibili con le pellicole Fujifilm Instax. Dai vita alle tue visioni grazie a esclusivi complementi ottici, modalità per esposizioni multiple illimitate, modalità bulb di grande effetto e molto altro ancora! Proprio come te, le fotocamere istantanee Lomography non hanno limiti creativi!

SPECIFICHE TECNICHE

Formato Pellicola: Fujifilm Instax Mini Lunghezza focale: 48 mm (equivalente 27 mm) Esposizioni Multiple: Sì Esposizione Automatica: Regolazione automatica della potenza del flash nell'impostazione di messa a fuoco ravvicinata Aperture del Diaframma: f16, f8 (compensazione dell'esposizione), f11 (compensazione dell'esposizione), f22 (compensazione dell'esposizione), f32 (compensazione dell'esposizione) Messa a fuoco: Messa a fuoco a zone, 0.4 m - 0.9 m, 1 m - inf Attacco Treppiede: Sí Connessione Flash: Flash incorporato Esposimetro: Sì Pile: 4× AAA Connessione Flash: Flash incorporato Velocità dell'Otturatore: 1/125 (N), Bulb (B)

CHE COS'È LOMOGRAPHY?

Nel 1992 nacque una rivoluzione creativa che cambiò per sempre il mondo della fotografia. Il suo nome? Lomographic Society International. Fondata da un gruppo di studenti spensierati, la loro idea si tramutò in un originale movimento globale diventando presto il lato ribelle della fotografia analogica che conosciamo oggi. La Lomografia è uno stato d'animo e si nasconde in ognuno di noi! Che tu sia alle prime armi o un professionista, crediamo che ognuno abbia il potere di creare qualcosa di incredibile. Per supportare la creatività della nostra Community, forniamo ai Lomografi di tutto il mondo una gamma in continua espansione di prodotti analogici sperimentali attraverso il nostro negozio online e rivenditori in tutto il mondo. Ti invitiamo a dimenticare le regole, a fare tesoro delle tante sorprese della vita e a gettare la prudenza al vento per catturare la vita in tutta la sua gloria. Finora è stato un viaggio straordinario, e le avventure non sono ancora terminate!

CHI SONO I LOMOGRAFI?

I Lomografi sono tutti coloro con una macchina fotografica analogica tra le mani e tanta voglia di sperimentare. Arrivano dai quattro angoli del mondo, e condividono la loro passione per la fotografia su pellicola con un gruppo altrettanto entusiasta di persone che la pensano allo stesso modo. Non è difficile individuare i Lomografi. Non hanno assolutamente paura di rompere gli schemi, li troverete su un albero, al parco sdraiati sotto una panchina, probabilmente agendo in modo apparentemente confuso, ma non preoccupatevi! Si stanno solo divertendo: stanno cercando una nuova prospettiva e stanno facendo semplicemente quello che vogliono! Attualmente oltre 1 milione di persone fa parte di questa Community creativa e segue lo stile di vita Lomography. Sul nostro sito puoi trovare oltre 15 milioni di foto caricate dai membri della Community - il più grande archivio online di fotografia analogica e sperimentale del mondo - e continuano a tenerci sulle spine con le loro infinite avventure analogiche! Vai allo Shop: https://shop.lomography.com/lomo-instant-camera-and-lenses-milano-edition Read the full article

#fotocameraanalogica #fotocameraistantaneaanalogica #lomoinstantmilanoedition #Lomography

[buoyancysnap]

“Nothing can dim the light that shines from within.”

- Maya Angelou

📸 Lomo'Instant Wide

🎞 FujiFilm Instax Wide

#FilmIsNotDead #film photography #instax #instax wide #instant photography #instant film

[persephonis-gardens]

I need a Lomomat Lomo'Instant Wide Camera (and Lenses) Central Park Edition and then I will be happy

#fei's flowers

[c--41]

#lomo'instant wide #fuji instax #210 #instant film #halloween #droogs #clockwork orange

[cyrd]

#奥多摩 #okutama #lomo #lomography #lomo camera #LomoCamera #lomoinstantwide #lomoinstant #instant #lomo instant #lomo instant wide #lomo'instant wide #fuji instax #instax wide #nature #Japan #Tokyo #Japan Photography #tokyo photography #japanphotography #tokyophoto

[heavybubble]

Untitled by Therese

A gentle moment shared.

#instax #instax wide #lomo'instant #babayagashouse #autumn #november #light #blog #oneofourtribe

[lomographyjp]

【ミクロとマクロの世界： 「MINI.PIC」のJennifer Hirschmannへのインタビュー】

今日はJennifer Hirschmannによるユニークなインスタント写真プロジェクトをご紹介！彼女はインスタント写真に、それを撮影した環境を重ね合わせます。あなたにはどの部分を撮影したものかわかりますか？

［記事］https://goo.gl/m8lr4C

Photo by Jennifer Hirschmann

#MINI.PIC #Jennifer Hirschmann #Lomography #Lomo'Instant Wide #Lomo #ロモ #ロモグラフィー #インスタント #インスタント写真 #インスタントワイド #フィルム #カメラ #Instant Wide #Lomo'Instant #film #photography #instant photography

[marcogagnoni]

📍: Tivoli

🎞: Instax Wide

#instax #marco gagnoni #instant photography #film photography #street photography #photography #gagnoni #lomography #lomo'instant wide #hey lomography #film photographers

[aledigangi]

"Planets and windows and people and nations and buildings and reflections — this world is full of marvels!"

Film: Fuji Instax Wide Camera: Lomo'Instant Wide This and more at linktr.ee/ale.di.gangi

#lomography #instax #instant #instaxwide #lomoinstantwide #streetscene #people #street #della #repubb

[analog120-35]

#instant #film #analog #film photography #analog photography #instax #instax wide #fuji #street #gunma #lomography #Lomo'Instant Automat Glass

[sofie-the-witch]

There's just something about analog photography that always makes me wanna cry. I know I'm a dirty fucking hipster for saying this, but there's just something about the way colors and sharpness works in 35mm film that fills me with emotions.

Its probably because photography has always been such an "impossible dream" to me, as my farther at the same time 1 had a really expensive beautiful digital camara that he would never ever let me touch.

And 2 always said that we have a perfectly good camara at home that's even digital, so i can't buy one because that's stupid and that analog stuff is too expensive anyways and impossible to use and I'll a giant waste of money.

I've been thinking about buying a 35mm camara for about two years now, (although it's really for the past nine years) but the price of development, has pushed me more towards polaroid photography. And don't get me wrong! I could definitely do something fun with a lomography lomo'instant wide camara.

But its still not exactly what I REALLY want, it's just a compromise for the sake of saving money. But the feeling should definitely still be something worth something! Really i want to do both

This concludes my rant. We learned nothing and wasted everybodys time, but my heart is filled with hope for what feels like unuptainable dreams, and excitement, for a future were i live my dream of shooting analog.

To close here are some of my favorite photos ive taken on my phone throughout the years.

#photography #35mmdreams #samsung s9 #photos #dreams #childhood dreams #landscape photography

[hippoarchive]

On the Road Again: Instant Film Tour Diary with Hippo Campus

Hippo Campus © Sarah Ragomo  

MARCH 06, 2019

Hippo Campus, an indie rock band hailing from St. Paul, MN, recently had their tour photographer, Brittany O'Brian, document their cross-country tour of the US in promoting their newest album Bambi with our Lomo'Instant Wide. We sat down with the band in October before they played to a sold out crowd at Terminal 5 in NYC to discuss their latest release and music's relationship to art.

[Link to Hippo Campus’s Instant Film Tour Diary]

Hi! Can you all introduce yourselves and tell us something about the band?

Zach: Hi, I'm Zach! Our band name is Hippo Campus and we all met in high school. Jake: I'm Jake and I'm the fun one. Nathan: My name is Nathan and I like to party. DeCarlo: I'm DeCarlo and I'm new here. Whistler: I'm Whistler and I also like to party. Nathan: There's only one of us who can party. I already party.

Your sophomore album Bambi was released at the end of last month. It seems darker than your first album Landmark. What led to this musical evolution and were you nervous about how your fans would react to your new sound?

Jake: Depression. Zach: 2018 was hard. 2017 was hard. 2016 was fun. But we spent a lot of 2017 touring, and since Landmark, we've learned a lot about our process and a lot about ourselves and each other. When it came time to writing more music, we had explored different ways of creating. We used to all be in a room with guitars and we stepped away from that and started producing the songs first, constructing them. That led to the evolution, but in more real terms, I was facing anxiety and we were going through a lot of personal changes in our relationships. Those themes made there way into the album which made it a little bit darker than Landmark. Whistler: I would like to think to a certain extent we were kind of nervous. You're always nervous to release new stuff because you never know. You get in the mindset of "This is it! Make or break!" With it being such a different album, it was kind of a stretch for us to go the way we did. It was definitely a nerve-wracking thing. But I would like to say that we all trusted ourselves and believed that it would be received in a good way.

Technically speaking, what was it like making this record?

Jake: We started each idea with an instrument and a vocal, which we hadn't done in the past. With this record, we would write the songs and then when we'd go to record them, strip them back to the vocal and whichever instrument was the most crucial. We tried to make sure that the chords and lyrics were the most important part of the process for us, that everything else was just additions.

You recently kicked off your headlining tour earlier this month. What does a typical day on tour look like for you guys?

Whistler: Sleep until 1... Zach: Kinda depends on who you ask. Generally, Jake and I are the late risers. Breakfast and then soundcheck not long after that. Then we usually get some food and play the show. It's pretty easy if you let it be. We usually see friends in the town that we're in. We've been trying to write a little bit on the bus because we have the room to do that and the skill set to do that better than we used to. You can let your day be really easy and just play the show, but that's what I've been doing because I like it. Whistler: There's a lot of hours where we just don't do anything. Most hours actually. You can try to take advantage of that like Zach was saying, write some tunes and be productive. DeCarlo: I try to bike in the mornings. But I didn't bike today. I woke up too late. Whistler: We're usually up pretty late until around 2 or 3. Zach: We've been watching a lot of Harry Potter. Whistler: We've gotten through the first five. Half-Blood Prince maybe tonight? Zach: A lot of tour is figuring out how to take care of yourself. Stay healthy. Harry Potter helps.

What's your favorite part of being on tour?

Whistler: Harry Potter. Zach: Playing the shows. Nathan: That's why we're out here. Without the shows, it'd just be like "Bring me home! It's been fun!" There are moments when all of us are on the same page, offstage sometimes when we're just hanging out. Those are good moments for me. I like those.

Especially on social media, you guys seem to have a good idea of your branding and aesthetic. How important is the relationship between music and visuals to you and where do you pull influences from?

Zach: Another guy that we met in high school, David Kramer, does all of our album art, cover designs, tour posters, and whatever else we need. He is pretty much the main creative vision behind all of that stuff. We have ideas sometimes, but he executes them and does everything. Music has a pretty special relationship with aesthetics. It can bring the music into this other world that it wouldn't be in without it. Alabama Shakes did a great job with that on their last record. It wasn't heavy-handed graphic design, and if it wasn't as simple as it was, it would be a different record to me. Nathan: This Will Destroy You had a really great aesthetic with their album Another Language that we kind of pulled from. Whistler: I think we're all visual people. I think we all have a desire to make that something that flows really well with our music. Jake: With Bambi, I think it was the first record where we focused on what colors we wanted to bring to the table before the record was even done. We started coming up with ideas and worked with David early on on what colors we were starting to see. Then those colors reflected themselves in the music and it all came together. Nathan: The question of "Is this a daytime record to you guys or a nighttime record to you guys?" We went back and forth on that a little bit. If the background had been a bright color, it would be a completely different sounding album.

Other than the tour, what exciting things do you guys have coming up?

Zach: Are we doing a Friendsgiving? We're just taking the holidays off as we usually do and writing a bunch. Music, music, music. That's exciting I guess. DeCarlo: I have a residency with my jazz trio. It's at this restaurant called Hodges Bend. Pop up in there and hop on trumpet when I get back home. Whistler: I'm going to try to figure out how to record drums in my room during winter break.

For people looking to start a band or get into music, what words of wisdom would you offer them?

Whistler: Don't do it. Jake: Nope. Not that. Whistler: Try to find people that you love hanging out with and can spend time with outside of playing music. I'm sure it's doable to create bands with people who aren't your best friends, but it is a key thing to be able to jam and then step out of the room and be able to hang out. Jake: Never let anyone dull your sparkle. Zach: For how cliché that is, it's actually so true. On our first ever outing on tour, we were at Jake's cousin apartment in Austin, TX for SXSW. Her roommate did this (no offense) terrible home decor that she painted herself. The gesture was sweet and she had one that said: "Never let anyone dull your sparkle" with glitter and everything and we stole it from her apartment. That became our mantra for a good long while. For how cheesy it was, it does have some truth to it. When we started this, we had the confidence because we were in an art school and we were friends supporting each other. We knew it's what we wanted to do and we just kept doing it. It's focusing on that thing on the horizon while having the confidence to do it, and the ignorance. If I knew then what I know now, I'd have a certain amount of confidence, but I'd feel completely different about it. Whistler: Finishing things is really important. You can start anything and get halfway through it, but you're not really doing any good unless you finish something. Zach: Except for practice. You can never finish practicing.

(source: lomography)

#Hippo Campus #Jake Luppen #Nathan Stocker #Zach Sutton #Whistler Allen #Decarlo Jackson #written interview #bambi album #interview #bambi tour #lomography

[joshmauser]

"Damn ye! Let Neptune strike ye dead Winslow! HAAARK, TRITON, HARK!" [Lomo'Instant Wide, Instax Wide Monochrome] https://www.instagram.com/p/CQTfhrqD0Qs/?utm_medium=tumblr