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Monday 10 March 2003
After Mads posted a link to The Lomographic Society I have been browsing around on their site, and I have to say that many of these Lomo-pictures are simply beautiful! The colours, the colours... Additionally, the site is very well-crafted, and there's so much stuff in there that it's the source of hours of good fun and visual experience. More than 32.000 images online in the "World Archive", and it's also exciting to read about the Soviet roots of the legendary Lomo LC-A :)
Chris @ 14:01 GMT+1 | a |
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Saturday 08 March 2003
Must-see photography: The Lomographic Society has recieved a massive 350 or so entries for the Lomographic World League 2002 contest. Each entry consists of 16 photos - one on each of the following themes: You, Home, Your Neighbour, Work, Faces, Time Out, Sex, Wild Things, Fast Food, Signs and Symbols, Love/Hate, Postman, Tourist Hot Spot, Modern Folk Dress, Summer Salad and no category. This is an amazing display of photographic creativity so make sure you check it out! For those of you wondering what Lomography is all about, this page will tell you all about it.
Mads @ 15:14 GMT+1 | a |
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Friday 07 March 2003
New photo online: Suzanne Galoway shows a fine example of a cross-processed cross-dresser. Well... not quite. I don't think there's any cross-dressing involved in "Kiss" but it definitely is a cross-processed portrait. And a good one! Make sure you check it out in the People Exhibition. You'll also find a couple of Suzanne's polaroid transfer experiments on display.
Mads @ 11:48 GMT+1 | a |
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Wednesday 05 March 2003 Allen Venables has his excellent photography wrapped in a neat Flash interface. It's all a bit too flashy for my taste but the photography is really nice. Also I don't think I've ever seen a Flash site this fast. Just goes to show that all those painfully slow transitions that are so common in Flash sites are really caused by sloppy coding and/or bad design.
Mads @ 16:17 GMT+1 | a |
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