Yes! Finally Holga-LowTech Group is a Super Group now! Lots of things are coming up, the founders are very enthusiastic and soon the Group's main page will be like a colourful magazin full of interesting and crazy articles about Lomography! Let's thank to the people who made this possible with a little feature! The wonderful deviants bellow all ChipedIn with some amount of money. We also had someone, who didn't leave us his/her username, so we will add feature for him/her when we find out who it was!

thesadstork has a wonderful gallery organized by type of lomo technique.



knifeofdreams Founder of the group, first to ChipIn. Has a very colorful gallery ranging from spherical digital nature panoramas to film portraits.


Mayfair710 The one who takes a photo, and adds oil to create a unique and interesting type of mixed media.


Fleischparade Another colorful deviant, with amazing fake macro shoots.


sussfellnap Creative lomography from all around Europe.


ivettordog Co-founder of the group, has a very wide range of techniques and a fascinating, colourful gallery.

Finally they are here! The 3D Imagery Contest of ivettordog and knifeofdreams was announced last fall and ended on the 31st of December. A lot of great entries were received  from various talented deviants. Any kind of media was accepted , there were some who drew, painted or sent computer graphics artworks,  but of course most sent photographs.

The judges, ivettordog, knifeofdreams and maestro-diabolus of Gallery Diabolus had a hard time to choose the very best of the entries, and finally decided to divide them into two groups: Photography and (Computer) Graphics. (In this case we consider everything photography, that is based on a photo, and the manipulation didn't change the meaning of the image. Everything else is considered (computer) graphics, including traditional art.) They announced the best 3 artwork of both categories and all of them will receive the prizes.

While selecting the winners the main aim was to choose artwork that has the highest chance of being attractive and interesting to people not involved in stereoscopy. For that reason the most important aspects while evaluating the deviations were: aesthetic appeal, composition, choice of theme and how well it conveyed its message. The second most important factor was how well the artist handled his/her tools, and how much the 3D effect adds to the experience.

Check out the entries here!

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Along with the 6 winners, all the below listed artwork will be exhibited this spring in the Gallery Teto in Budapest, Hungary and in ArtSpace Diabolus on Second Life.

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