Lomography seems to be really popular these days. In the image below, you'll see an example of what a lomography image is. The image on the left is the orginal image and the image on the right is an image where lomography was applied to it.(I used the collage feature to show a side by side comparison.)

In the edit page, there is a lomography edit/section that allows you to do this with your images. The very cool thing about it is, you can adjust the controls for how you want your image to be 'lomographed'. All edits/sections in the edit page have controls for each edit and you can control/adjust each edit to your liking. You have full control for each edit along with undoing and redoing your edits. You can start over completely to your original image as well just by clicking on the start over button.

I've done my best to make it as if you were using an actual image editing program on your computer like Adobe Photoshop, but instead on the internet!

Photo Credit: Sarah Skakum

Some time ago I came across the image in the left in collage below and when I read it, it stuck with me for some reason. I really liked it. I decided to take a phone picture just to have.

Although I agree with most of what's written, there was one thing I didn't agree and it's noted in the image on the right in the collage below. Before you are anything else and what makes anything possible for you in this realm of existence we call "reality," is the fact that you're a human-being first.

Don't lose yourself in false ideologies, in extreme pride, and especially losing yourself in someone else by trying to be just like them. It is said conformity is the killer of creativity. It is in my opinion.

The collage below was first created by taking each image and resizing each to a certain size for the collage. Then each were edited. The image on the left was edited using the vintage edit and the image on the right was edited using the 'Nashville Effect'. I then uploaded both to the collage page and set them side by side followed by uploading to the caption page and captioned the text you see below the images. Finally uploaded to the watermark page and watermarked the image.

Embrace your true self.

The image in this post was created using the cropping, captioning and collage features. I first took each image and cropped them. Then captioned each image followed by uploading both images to the collage page setting them side by side resulting in the image below.

As you can see, Riley(my friends' German Shepherd) really likes Uncle Jesse! "You got it dude!"

First post. 👍🏼

Nothing done with this image other than it's an image still of my woman and I from one of my favorite movies, The Dark Knight Rises.😜

If you haven't seen it or either of the other two Batman movies, I highly recommend them! Great trilogy!

Laters baby, I have a city to save! 😎