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THE SOUTH BANK CENTRE AND THE LOMOGRAPHIC SOCIETY LONDON PROUDLY PRESENT

LomoWall at South Bank

* A lomographic project commissioned to celebrate Poetry International 2006

* Launch date: Tuesday, 24th October 2006 at 5.30 am, South Bank Centre

* Consisting of 4,000 lomographic taken by local residents and the opportunity to hear their poetry via sensors, an interactive LomoWall is unveiled by the South Bank Centre and the Lomographic Society London as part of the launch of the South Bank Centre’s Poetry International, the UK’s major international poetry festival.

* Entitled Trading Places, the LomoWall is made up of photographs taken during Lomography workshops by local residents of Lower Marsh in Waterloo, near the South Bank Centre, an area in which people have lived and traded since the 17th century, to create a living portrait of their lives in a 14 metre by 2.5 metre LomoWall installation on hoardings in front of the Royal Festival Hall. Secret sensors are embedded in the wall, amongst the photographs, for visitors to find and press and listen to the recordings of the resident’s spoken memory poems.

* The Trading Places LomoWall will be on show at the South Bank until December 2006.
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	Submit to the overwhelming Sonar Power of the Impulse AF

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	LomoWall at Southbank




	Few things speak so strongly to the charm and artistic power of analog photography as the humble Polaroid print. Lingering quantities of awesome deadstock Polaroids are always on our radar as we hunt and peck for new goodies to offer online. And as you can see below – the hunting is very good! We've scored two new (old) deadstock polaroids to offer, and still have 20 pieces remaining of an old favorite. Read on and meet the new kids. shop.lomography.com/polaroid/impulseaf shop.lomography.com/polaroid/onestep shop.lomography.com/polaroid/spectra




	The brilliance of designer John Betts strikes again. Modeled after the original 1980’s Impulse, the Impulse AF was an exclusive high-end camera that included a radical Sonar Rangefinder. With a touch of the shutter button, sound waves are sent out to precisely measure the distance to your subject. And it uses the easy-to-find 600 series film that we all know and love! This exclusive deadstock camera is dated from the late 80’s and made in the United Kingdom. * Exotic and reliable sonar-powered autofocus * Self timer, electronic flash, and exposure compensation control * Awesome “knight rider” retro-80’s styling * Uses the quite common and very cheerful 600 Polaroid film * Authentic deadstock – only 30 pieces available shop.lomography.com/go/?where=shop&pro=im2 shop.lomography.com/polaroid/impulseaf




	This black beauty is a classic mid-90’s Polaroid design. A neat folding “clamshell” design, this baby is no-nonsense and all performance. We’re talking an automatic electronic flash, integrated close-up lens, exposure compensation, and that lovely 600 film format. Like our departed friend the Polaroid JobPro, this camera is a straight shooter that delivers one delightful instant shot after another. * Smooth black finish all around the camera * Integrated close-up lens, auto flash, and exposure compensation control * Stylish and practical folding “clamshell” design * Authentic deadstock – only 40 pieces available shop.lomography.com/go/?where=shop&pro=ons shop.lomography.com/polaroid/onestep




	We’ve had a limited stock of this silver surfer for a few months, and our inventory is winding down. Only 20 pieces remain of this sleek folding beauty. Using the readily available “Spectra” format – this camera shoots brilliant landscape images on Polaroid’s largest format film. Get yours while it’s still in the house! * Awesome stand-up lens and viewfinder profile * Integrated close-up lens, auto flash, and exposure compensation control * Shoots large landscape-oriented Spectra film * Authentic deadstock – only 20 pieces left! shop.lomography.com/go/?where=shop&pro=spe shop.lomography.com/polaroid/spectra




	THE SOUTH BANK CENTRE AND THE LOMOGRAPHIC SOCIETY LONDON PROUDLY PRESENT LomoWall at South Bank * A lomographic project commissioned to celebrate Poetry International 2006 * Launch date: Tuesday, 24th October 2006 at 5.30 am, South Bank Centre * Consisting of 4,000 lomographic taken by local residents and the opportunity to hear their poetry via sensors, an interactive LomoWall is unveiled by the South Bank Centre and the Lomographic Society London as part of the launch of the South Bank Centre’s Poetry International, the UK’s major international poetry festival. * Entitled Trading Places, the LomoWall is made up of photographs taken during Lomography workshops by local residents of Lower Marsh in Waterloo, near the South Bank Centre, an area in which people have lived and traded since the 17th century, to create a living portrait of their lives in a 14 metre by 2.5 metre LomoWall installation on hoardings in front of the Royal Festival Hall. Secret sensors are embedded in the wall, amongst the photographs, for visitors to find and press and listen to the recordings of the resident’s spoken memory poems. * The Trading Places LomoWall will be on show at the South Bank until December 2006. Read More... www.lomography.com/go/?where=events&sub=0&evid=372





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