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"Lomo" is a look that originated from the vintage Russian Lomo LC-A camera, and was known for it's unique and somewhat imperfect but artistic images, which has transformed into a cult following.
"Cross-processing" was a look that was discovered in the 60's when photographers mistakenly processed color film with the wrong chemicals (i.e. E6 vs C41), causing all kinds of weird color-shifts. The look has been used extensively in both fashion and concert photography.
Combined, these two and similar cameras make up the basis for Lomography, which continues to gain traction and is celebrating it's 25th year (as of 2010).
"Cross-processing" was a look that was discovered in the 60's when photographers mistakenly processed color film with the wrong chemicals (i.e. E6 vs C41), causing all kinds of weird color-shifts. The look has been used extensively in both fashion and concert photography.
Combined, these two and similar cameras make up the basis for Lomography, which continues to gain traction and is celebrating it's 25th year (as of 2010).
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