Nano Gift No. 7: 10 Golden Rules of Lomography

I love Lomography! Lomo's are those photographers you see carrying vibrantly colored toy camera's, hoping to take the one shot that paints a world through their own eyes. I even bought my own Diana + Dreamer, which takes dreamy little chimeric photographs that are perfect for storytelling. Lomo camera's photograph the world in the way that a novel captures galaxies. So here's a nonconventional Nano Gift. Lomography lists their 10 Golden Rules, and if you replace the word 'camera' or 'Lomography' they can be used for writing. And really other aspects of life.

Take your camera everywhere you go

Use it any time – day and night

Lomography is not an interference in your life, but part of it

Try the shot from the hip

Approach the objects of your Lomographic desire as close as possible

Don't think (William Firebrace)

Be fast

You don't have to know beforehand what you captured on film

Afterwards either

Don't worry about any rules

Source: Lomography | Photo