Meet Lucy the LC-A+!
A few months ago, I was blessed with the chance to acquire a Lomo LC-A+, one of my most coveted analog cameras since I got hooked with film photography and Lomography. My analog buddies have lots of beautiful photos taken with the LC-A+, which of course, convinced me to get one. I also felt a bit obliged to shoot with the camera since joining Lomography, since its predecessor, the LC-A, is the company’s (and the movement’s) flagship camera. It was simply the camera that started it all. I could have gotten myself one of the original, refurbished Russian goodies, but they’re a bit expensive and hard to find, so I’m content with the more recent version.
Shooting with Lucy is a breeze; no wonder it’s a favorite of my film photography friends and the rest of the analog-loving world. It’s a handy zone-focus camera (which means you have to guess-timate the distance and set it using a switch at the side), and also allows one to choose from several ASA/ISO settings. I’m pretty used to it now and have tried a handful of films. I’m happy with a lot of my photos, so I’m sharing some of them here!
One of my favorite creative bloggers, Elle, has a new analog baby too! Check out her photos here!
Beautiful shots…it looks like your new camera is a lot of fun and picks up colors wonderfully <3
Jeeheon: Thank you! Happy you liked the photos!
Joyce: It is indeed fun to shoot with Lomo cameras (or any film camera, actually)! Some Lomography cameras are indeed expensive, I’d have to agree. But I guess it’s all about setting a budget for your analog needs and wants!
a lomo seems really fun to shoot with! your photos turned out really well~ there’s actually a lomography store near where i go to school but i always got the impression lomo’s were really expensive. is that true? sounds like a fun photoshoot you had with your friends
good stuff. keep in touch <3
awesome, i love the pictures from the lca. really dig your style