David Shama is a Swiss analog photographer living in New York. His photography’s trademark is that of authenticity and intimacy. His work is best described as documenting pieces of life in a cinematic narrative style. David has just released his first photography book titled “Do Not Feed Alligators” which is filled with original stills of his […]
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Last summer DRECK Magazine and ROKOVOY got to test the Lomo’Instant Wide, one of the most fun, amazing and versatile cameras Lomography Store ever produced. You can browse through the gallery and read our interview with Lomography Store here to fall in love with this camera like we did. https://www.lomography.com/magazine/333266-the-new-old-and-odd-inside-dreck-magazine https://shop.lomography.com/en http://www.studio-rokovoy.com/
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George Downing is a Berlin based analog photographer who shoots amazing portraits. The light, the colours, the ankle but also the spontaneity of his work is what catches once eye. How did you discover photography? I first discovered photography when I was about 16. Someone gave me a lomography camera as a present and I […]
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by Jessica Jasmine De Pretto Jasmine who is a model based in Milan, developed a personal project about her vision and sensation. All pictures were taken with an analogue camera during her journey!
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Jeremy Tsai is an photographer from Taipei, Taiwan. He shoots in analog and photography for him is a way of recording his life, people around him and moments, that are beautiful and deserve to be kept alive in his memory. Do you remember the first photograph you took and really liked? This photo was one […]
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Elio Escoffery and Cecilie Knudsen is a photographic and visual duo based in Copenhagen. We photograph and style all of our work independently and have a keen interest in analog imagery. How did you 2 first meet? We met in London five years ago, whilst we were both studying. During that time we became a […]
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Shiori Akiba is a photographer who grew up in Hokkaido and is currently based in Tokyo. The theme of her photography is “nudity”. “I used to study psychology in university. During studying there I learned photography on my own and won the prize in a photography contest. After the graduation, I stopped taking photographs for some time […]
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AN INTERVIEW. What does photography mean to you? This is a tough question because I don’t think I can really put into words what photography means to me… All I can say is that photography has become a way of expressing myself, and I don’t see myself doing anything else that doesn’t involve photography. How […]
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AN INTERVIEW. Do you use your photography as some sort of diary? I haven’t thought about that before but I think I’ve been using my camera in that way recently. I always keep it in my bag and shoot the moments that are special for me within the day. What is your favourite camera and […]
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AN INTERVIEW. So much and beautiful nature. What does nature mean to you? Every time I go around the city I arrive at the same place intuitively, making nature a very special world. My photographs are the result of my curiosity and inspiration and the connection I feel when I’m in contact with nature, a […]
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AN INTERVIEW. How did you start taking pictures? Have you had lots of support? A few years ago I realized that I could not really do anything else. Support? Then and now, the extraordinary thing is the people around me. How different is it shooting humans and animals? When I photograph animals, these are always […]
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BY JONATHAN DELTOUR. “The 3617 DYSTOPIA photo series looks like ongoing, never-to-be-finished project that could be forever expanded on and on. I’m showcasing my snapshots of real, daily, mundane life with a flair for composition, as well as for catching things that stand out without necessarily meaning to do so. I have added both […]
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