The “Lomography” Extreme series expands on the Ten Golden Rules of Lomography by introducing an eleventh rule.
1. Take your Lomo with you everywhere.
2. Use it at any time of day or night.
3. Lomography is not an interruption of your daily life, but a hidden or staged part of it.
4. Get as close as possible to the objects of your
photographic desire.
5. Don’t think (William Firebrace).
6. Be quick!
7. You don’t have to know in advance what’s on your film.
8. Nor do you have to know afterward.
9. Practice shooting from the hip.
10. Don’t worry about any
(golden) rules.
11. Ignore everything you’ve ever learned about darkroom work.
We ignore all rules regarding chemical composition, development times, and development temperatures; we expose films that have been expired for decades and then let them sit for years. We use toy cameras just as unscrupulously as high-quality Leicas, Rolleis, Mamiyas, or Plaubels. In short: we do what we want. The results are exhilarating and delightful.
Please follow us.
It will be worth it.

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