I think we’re due for another lomo shot today. I’m posting this one in conjunction with a shoot I’ll be posting tomorrow. Fun fact: fisheye photography (taken with a legit fisheye camera, which this photo was) is all lumped into lomography. Another fun fact: fisheye cameras are often allowed to be beat up so that the scratches and bumps on the lens will create photographs unique to that particular camera, something that can be seen particularly well when solar flares are shot with that fisheye.
Lomo shot from the second Utah Lake shoot. I love this one.
A separate shoot at a different part of the lake.
Here’s your first lomography shot post. I picked this one because I took it during the Mel and Eric shoot. A note about lomography: purists might say these photos aren’t lomographic because they weren’t taken with a LOMO. However, I say with almost any film camera you can pull off a realistic lomo shot. And anyway, who cares. I can call it what I want.
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