So how did the Lomographic movement start? In 1991, a group of students in Vienna, Austria stumbled upon a compact-sized Russian camera called the LomoKompakt Automat (LC-A). Its trademark vignette shadowing, light-leaks, and saturated colours attracted a cult following. Over time, the Lomography community has exploded and now has followers across the gobe! Since then, Lomography has continued to produce fun and experimental products to keep creative analogue photography available and accessible to everyone! What started with the legendary Lomo LC-A, was followed by other cameras that are specially designed to expand analogue creativity: the Supersampler, Lubitel 166+, Horizon cameras, Fisheye Cameras, Diana F+, Diana Mini, Spinner 360°, Sprocket Rocket, LC-Wide, La Sardina, LomoKino, Belair X 6-12, Konstruktor, LC-A 120 and Lomo’Instant.