Fabio Rigamonti
- Alias: Fab
- City:Milan
- Country:Italy
- Age: 35
Bio:
Milan is the city of fashion, art, gossip, catwalks, friendship, events.... I guess I had the perfect background to satisfy my lomo-addictions! My collection started in 2000 with Lomo LC-A and since then I collect (almost) all the cameras. Lubitel+ is my brand new love! Stylish as I need, easy to use as I like.
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How long have you been a Lomographer? How did you get into it?
In 1999, I discovered lomograhy thanks to an MTV program. They talked about lomography, LC-A, lomowalls and this new approach to photography. I was in love.... but had my own credit card only on 2001 and immediately bought my first LC-A
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The strangest, funniest, or hands-down greatest photographic/Lomographic encounter that you have ever had.
The funniest moment is when I shown my very first shots to my friends, talking about lomo.... -what?!?!?- everyone said!
If your photos shown here could have a soundtrack of three songs, what would they be (song title & artist please).
Savin'me by Nickelback "These Street" by Paolo Nutini "For Lovers" by The Wolfman feat. Pete Doherty I especially feel the last one will be the soundtrack for lots of my lubitel shots
If you could be anywhere, doing anything, right now V where would it be and what would you do?
I do not care where, but I wish I could spent a month playing with my new Lubitel+
Describe your Lubitel + in 5 words.
Classy, stylish, light, powerful and lomographic
Is this your first Lubitel camera?
Yep, but I wish I get a Lubitel 166 Olympic
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What do you like the most/least about this camera?
The camera is extremely light and the retro-feeling is totally guaranteed; the Lubikin is an amazing gadget and I'm looking forward the new ones.
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If you could give a Lubitel to anyone in the world (as a gift), who would it be?
To Alice (in wonderland)! She's used to see the world through the looking-glass!
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Your advice to future Lubitel shooters.
As written in the manual... improve first with normal films instead of B&W, slides or 35mm... You need to know your new baby and how she reacts to light
Your best photo so far, why?
My dad in the blue sky... so moving
