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동의합니다.
This weekend i've visited the winter camp of the Nenets reindeer breeders. It was a nice happy day.
Every year this group of Nenets people crosses the distance of 700 kilometers from Cape Kanin Nos to under the village Pinega Arkhangelsk region and back, in order to feed their reindeer.
These good-natured people took possession of my heart. They have a simple and self-sufficient life far away from the benefits of civilization. And it is really enough for happiness.
This weekend i've visited the winter camp of the Nenets reindeer breeders. It was a nice happy day.
Every year this group of Nenets people crosses the distance of 700 kilometers from Cape Kanin Nos to under the village Pinega Arkhangelsk region and back, in order to feed their reindeer.
These good-natured people took possession of my heart. They have a simple and self-sufficient life far away from the benefits of civilization. And it is really enough for happiness.
They say there’s a first time for everything and with the Lomo’Instant Wide, that couldn’t be more accurate. Combining high quality craftsmanship with versatile features, the Lomo’Instant Wide is the instant camera for any and every person who revels in capturing every beautiful, bizarre and bewildering moment in a creative, super wide, crisply sharp and perfectly exposed way.
New York City-based graphic designer Markus Hartel has a passion for street photography. On one of his last strolls through the city, he captured some scenes on the busy streets with the New Russar+ Lens. Read on to learn about his experience photographing with the Russar+ and get insider info on how it is to be a street photographer in the Big Apple.
Uniting the two Koreas on film +_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_
The most common image = Supreme leader Kim Il Sung in the North; the immaculate results of cosmetics and plastic surgeries in the South.
Uniting the two Koreas on film +_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_
The Korean war didn't just turn Pyongyang upside down, it completely leveled the city to the ground. [ Pyongyang = Grand People's Study House (aka national library); Seoul = The War Memorial ]
Uniting the two Koreas on film +_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_
Two polar opposite types of idol worshipping. The North has her Kim dynasty, the South has an endless supply of pop stars [ Pyangyong = statues of Kim Il Sung & Kim Jong Il on Mansu Hill; Seoul = neon advert for a Han cinema movie ]
According to our latest LomoAmigos Berlin Sessions, there is one camera this summer which you always carry with you - our beloved Lomo'Instant! The camera is accompanying the crew of the Berlin-based video magazine on their acoustics sessions all over the city and on the hippest festivals in Germany. Learn more about Berlin Sessions and their Lomo'Instant festival tour in this exclusive interview!
Doug DuBois spent five summers photographing the small neighborhood of Russell Heights in Ireland to capture the essence of coming of age: the inevitable loss of youth and the imminent transition into adulthood. Those four years resulted in his latest book, My Last Day At Seventeen. The book is a visual tale told through a collection of photographs and gives an alternative perspective through a comic narrative around the same subject. This creative combination of two distinct narratives in one book not only works wonderfully in visual terms; it also serves as an essential tool that lets the reader dig deeper into the story being told, making one go back to the book over and over again, yet from a new perspective, every single time.
