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no i think that the actual photography is too technical and the the only thing to look at is that the photo is perfect - with perfect quality, perfect light and all those things. i think that lomography is more interesting, because it is more "art photography", because of the unforeseeable things like blurring, scattered lights, color-adulterations etc. and simply those daily normal things...
Not to criticize your feature, because these are great photos, but a lot of the photos you've shown here are digital. Also, lomography is really just a buzzword created by the LOMO company to add interest to their particular brand of cameras. It doesn't actually mean anything as far as a "style" of photo. The type of photography you seem to be shooting for would probably more accurately described as toy-camera photography. LOMO brand cameras are far from being the only ones capable of achieving these effects.
yes i know. i am sorry, but i have learned that the lomography is a style in the space of the photography, a kind of a minor group. meantime it is a whole style, which publicized some kind of "easy going" snapshot-photography. nowadays!
i am conscious that the lomography arise from the LOMO-cams, but nowadays it is really a kind of "style", so you can also take lomography photos with a digital camera.
These are nice photos. Most of them are digital fakes, though, not genuine film shots taken with "lomo" cameras. There are so many wonderful and genuine "lomographic" photos on dA; it's kind of a shame that you have not featured the film photos that are really lomo-shot.
Thats like calling digital photography of a certain style "Nikonography" or "Canonography". Toy-cameras have been making photos like that for years before LOMO got their hooks into it, but I suppose you can call it whatever you want. Also, Polaroid photography is a style completely unto itself. It really isn't "lomographic" in the least.
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great shots! love the colors.
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i am conscious that the lomography arise from the LOMO-cams, but nowadays it is really a kind of "style", so you can also take lomography photos with a digital camera.
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