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As you may already know, I’ve really enjoyed experimenting with cross-processing film in the past – I love how the colours shift in such surprising ways and that the slightest difference in film can give you completely different results – for example Fujifilm Sensia 100 looks red, whereas Fujifilm Sensia 400 looks blue/green. In tribute to these crazy colours (plus the blown-out highlights, contrasty shadows and intensified grain that you also get with cross-processing) I have created a Photoshop action to replicate the look! http://www.angiemuldowney.co.uk/2012/03/xpro-a-free-photoshop-action-for-that-cross-processing-look/

Xpro – a free Photoshop Action for that cross-processing look | Angie Muldowney

http://www.angiemuldowney.co.uk/2012/02/instagram-style-photoshop-actions/

Instagram-style photoshop actions | Angie Muldowney

It’s fuh, fuh, fuh-reeeezing today!
Select ‘Load Actions’ from the menu, find your downloaded action and press ‘Load’ (you’ll need to do this for each set of actions you’re loading). http://www.angiemuldowney.co.uk/2012/02/how-to-install-and-run-a-photoshop-action/

How to install and run a Photoshop action | Angie Muldowney

http://content.photojojo.com/tips/improve-your-phoneography/ To celebrate, we gathered our all-time fave phone photo tricks for phoneography amazingness that’ll wow your friends and your Instagram art critics. You can do some major change to the mood of a photo by forcing your phone to over or under-expose the scene you’re shooting.

10 Tips to Make Your Phone Photos Amazing;Plus, Our New Phoneography Blog! | Photojojo

http://help.instagram.com/customer/portal/articles/95734-view-your-photos-on-the-web While we're still developing our web presence at instagram.com, we encourage you to check out third-party sites that have been created using the official Instagram API. We've listed some of those sites and apps below.

View your photos on the web

Make Instagram books with Blurb | Blurb

http://www.blurb.com/apps/instagram Blurb gives you a new way to easily share your Instagram photos — in a book. Take the popular iPhone® app’s analog-like effects, and match them with Blurb’s high-quality book printing to give your best-loved photos a life beyond the feed.

DIY: Turn Phone Photos into Mural-Sized Prints! | Photojojo

You can’t deny the tingly feeling you get the first time you see your favorite photo stand as tall as you. http://content.photojojo.com/diy/diy-turn-phone-photos-into-mural-sized-prints/
http://www.lomography.com/magazine/tipster/2011/11/17/buying-used-cameras

Buying Used Cameras - Lomography

This is for everyone who’s a photographer. Besides what you see, the aesthetics of it, there are more things to check before buying a camera.

How To Shoot Film For Dummies: 5 Steps - I Still Shoot Film

(or how to wing it with a camera you don’t know how to use) If you’ve never shot film before, or if you’re working with a camera you don’t really know how to use, there are shortcuts to help you get to the gratification of shooting without so many calculations. Obviously, these are shortcuts and do not replace actual learning, but they can definitely helpful for trying out a film camera that you have never used before. http://istillshootfilm.org/post/754112028/how-to-shoot-film-for-dummies-5-steps
Not quite colour, not quite black and white. The world of split-toning can add oodles of depth, interest and character to images that might otherwise not quite cut the mustard .

All about ‘Split Toning’ {plus 10 free Lightroom presets} | Angie Muldowney

Can you add a splash of colour to our lives? | This is Leicestershire

The Leicester Mercury today launches its latest photography competition in a blaze of colour. We are asking photographers to use their imagination and let their ideas run wild when thinking up potential subjects all under the theme of Colour. The Mercury's picture editor Jason Senior said: "How people choose to interpret colour is up to them.
Few countries attract less attention than Laos, and fewer still are as deft at repelling scrutiny.

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London in the 70′s was a wonderful city to grow up in.

London, Summer, 1976 | HOW TO BE A RETRONAUT