Analog photo walk

Lomography began in 1991 in Vienna — students found a Soviet mass-produced compact called the “LOMO LC-A” in a Prague shop window, shot random, color-distorted pictures with it and founded a movement. A flawed camera became a style.

Kodachrome — the iconic color slide film of the 20th century — was discontinued in 2009 after 74 years. The last roll was developed by a lab in Kansas; the last photo assignment came from the photographer who had used the film himself since the seventies.

Expose for the shadows, develop for the highlights. Analog negative film forgives overexposure generously, underexposure not at all — if in doubt, expose a little longer and the dark areas stay readable.