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Sardines. Now, isn't that something that will get your creative juices flowing? No? Well our friends over at Lomography can source inspiration in pretty much anything, and yes, that does include Sardines.
The La Sardina camera, the design of which is based around the style of sardine tins, is one of the latest in the long line of analog offerings from our favourite photography brand. This quirky little user-friendly camera is easy to use, takes 35mm film and is compact enough to carry around with you all day, every day. That, and the fact that this Lomo has a wide-angle lens that'll capture everything around you makes it a real winner, right? You're probably about to head over to lomography.com and take a closer look, right? Well hold up, it gets better...
Now available in a range of new patterns, you can ensure that your La Sardina is as cool as you are. With 4 finishes to choose from in the 'Pattern' range: Cubic, Quadrat, Domino and Mobius, along with the original La Sardina sardine-can designs, there's really a Sardina to suit every taste. And if your taste is a bit more caviar than tinned pilchards, then these brass-coated beauties from the Heavy Metal edition are for you...
Cubic & Quadrat cameras (with flash) - £99
Domino & Mobius cameras (without flash) - £55
Beluga & Czar Brass-coated cameras - £149
Get snapping! www.lomography.com
We just love Polaroids, don't you? I mean, come on, what's not to love? The chunky, retro camera-bodies, the instant imaging, the fun of seeing the image you captured a few seconds ago develop right before your eyes? Yep, Polaroids are pretty much one of the most fun mediums of photography. Which is why we (and a lot of you guys too) were not too happy when came the dreary day that we were informed these magic little cameras were being produced no more.
BUT, if you're one of the few who doesn't have a Polaroid camera somewhere in your house, steeped in nostalgic memories, don't worry, you haven't missed your chance to own a plastic Polaroid beauty!
Kath & Tom over at We Love Polaroid really do love Polaroid. And they want to ensure that anyone who wants to experience the instantaneous joy of Polaroids can do so, with their selection of lovingly-sourced cameras available to purchase online.
Every camera on We Love Polaroid comes with it's own unique back-story, which is a quirky little insight into the former life of your new plastic best friend.
We've teamed up with We Love Polaroid to offer one of you luck Tantrum-ettes the chance to win a Polaroid P600 Modern Camera, along with a pack of Impossible Project P680 Colour Shade Film (total retail value £49.00) All you need to do to be in with a shot at this awesome prize, pictured below, is:
1: Follow us on twitter and tweet "I wanna win Polaroid goodies with @tantrummagazine & @welovepolaroid!"
2: 'Like' us on Facebook and write on our wall - "I wanna win Polaroid goodies with Tantrum Magazine & We Love Polaroid!" -be sure to leave your email address so we can contact you if you win!
Giveaway ends November 16th. Winner will be selected randomly and notified by email. Goooood luck!
Film photography geeks and fantatics - Ever got your pretty pictures developed, grabbed the negatives and thought "Jeez, look at all that free space beyond the sprocket holes!". If only there was some way to take an image and extend it past the holes, exposing the ENTIRE width of the film?
Well it seems that the fun-loving photographic geniuses over at Lomography have come up with a way to do just that. Say hello to the Sprocket Rocket - a luscious new analogue offering from Lomography that brings together panoramic shots and this newfound, revolutionary sprocket-exposing technology in a handy little plastic bundle of joy.
With manual forwarding and rewinding knobs allowing you to go wild with multiple exposures, it's never been easier (or more fun!) to get those dreamy, colour-drenched images that you crave. Annnnd, with the release of their new Superpop! range, you can now grab the lovely Sprocket Rocket in neon shades of yellow, green, orange and blue as well as the original black and white editions. So what are you waiting for? Get snappin'!
Lomography Sprocket Rocket cameras, £79. Available from the Lomography online store
