About
We are proud to say that the Lomography Gallery Store Los Angeles is the largest Lomography Store on the planet (so far) and features a stunning 17,000 image LomoWall, 2 levels of mouth-watering Lomographic products, and everything else your little analogue heart desires! But it doesn’t stop there!
Centrally located on Santa Monica Blvd in the heart of bustling West Hollywood, we want our new home to be your new home too. So we filled this place with lounges so you could use it as a meet-up spot, bring your photo clubs to hang out, or just chill on the many seats and couches and talk shop with other Lomographers!
Store Specials
We have some more good news! We now offer film-processing services as well! Now you can pick up some Lomographic loot, choose from one of our 50+ film varieties to shoot with in your new camera, and even drop off your film for processing right in the store! Drop off before 2pm to pick up after 3pm the following day, Monday through Thursday. Film dropped off on Friday before 2pm will be ready on Monday after 3pm.
Plus the Lomography Gallery Store Los Angeles operates as a Lomography Embassy location as well, where you can check out one of our fun and informative weekly workshops and learn new analogue tips, tricks and techniques, or just join us for LomoJourney adventures through our neighborhood. Keep on the lookout for special events, parties, or other fun activities, and stop in with any Lomography questions you’d like answered by our friendly staff!
Store History
The Lomography Gallery Store Los Angeles was the first new Gallery Store to open in 2010! Our location has some fitting significance as well, as the previous tenant was a Russian pawn shop. Today you can pick up one of our deadstock Russian cameras in the same location! When we threw our opening night party the paint on the walls was literally still drying.
But those who were there will never forget the sounds of Mariachi and the sizzling aroma of tacos and tamales that could be smelled down the boulevard. With 500 guests welcoming the new kid on the block with open arms, the grand opening was an amazing celebration, and the dawn of a new Lomographic era in LA!
7998 Santa Monica Blvd
West Hollywood, California, 90046 USA, USA
shopla@lomography.comOpening Hours: Tue-Sat: 11am-7pm
phone: 323 301 1414
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Most recent Articles
- Daily France: Precious Memories with the Diana Instant Square
- Community Spotlight: Lalitya (@lalitya) and Anastasia (@zapselskaimage)
- The Big Apple's Black Lives Matter Movement Through Cesarin Mateo's Lens and Some Berlin Kino 400
- Fresh and Seasoned: Film Experience Diptychs with bwretzky and sinkinanchorssince1984
- Ryelo Ren's Electric and Dynamic Portraits
- Around the World in Analogue: Graffiti Ruins in Vargön
- Roberto Fiuza: A Routine of Colors and Shadows with the Classic LC-A
- Raw Clarity: Cucheriava's Naturally Soft-Lit Portraits
- A Lomographer's Visual Diary of the Chile Protests 2019-2020
- Magic with Realism: Yoshitaka Goto's Surrealism
- About Deceleration and the Dreamy Pictures of Julia Beyer
- Protesting Under Manhattan's Scorching Sun: Jeffrey Carlos Nunes' Pictures of the Black Lives Matter Protest
- Testing Out the Petzval 58 at One Moto: a Photo Story by Trevor Ryan
- Painting the Romance: Chinese Community Amigos Draw on Lomo'Instant Cameras
- Rob Liggins' City of Angels Turned Into a Stage to the Black Lives Matter Movement
- Community Spotlight: Hamish (@hamishcastricum) and Mike Mendez (@neufotomacher)
- The Colours of the Bali Sea by Caroline Ruffault With the Lomo LC-A+ and the Krab
- Cyanotype Experiments – by Velvet-Daddy
- The Black Lives Matter Movement in Zurich — A Visual Film Story by Stéphane Heinz
- Introducing – Bruna aka @bwretzky
- Street Graffiti and the Simple Use Metropolis Camera With Kenneth Bachor
- Xochitl Garcia on Self-Curating Your Analogue Work
- Basic Tips For Shooting In Golden Hour/Blue Hour
- Annalisa Gaeta’s Whimsical Crafted Portraiture
- Chris Cook's Timeless Pictures of the Black Lives Matter Protests in New York
- How I Encountered, Got Thrilled by and Stuck With Film Photography – a Film Story by @vlajov
- See You Soon, or Sometime – by Simon Gerlinger
- Spontaneity In Multiple Exposures
- Andrej Russkovskij in Berlin with the New Petzval 80.5 mm f/1.9 MKII Art Lens
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Upcoming Events
- Daily France: Precious Memories with the Diana Instant Square
- Community Spotlight: Lalitya (@lalitya) and Anastasia (@zapselskaimage)
- The Big Apple's Black Lives Matter Movement Through Cesarin Mateo's Lens and Some Berlin Kino 400
- Fresh and Seasoned: Film Experience Diptychs with bwretzky and sinkinanchorssince1984
- Ryelo Ren's Electric and Dynamic Portraits
- Around the World in Analogue: Graffiti Ruins in Vargön
- Roberto Fiuza: A Routine of Colors and Shadows with the Classic LC-A
- Raw Clarity: Cucheriava's Naturally Soft-Lit Portraits
- A Lomographer's Visual Diary of the Chile Protests 2019-2020
- Magic with Realism: Yoshitaka Goto's Surrealism
- About Deceleration and the Dreamy Pictures of Julia Beyer
- Protesting Under Manhattan's Scorching Sun: Jeffrey Carlos Nunes' Pictures of the Black Lives Matter Protest
- Testing Out the Petzval 58 at One Moto: a Photo Story by Trevor Ryan
- Painting the Romance: Chinese Community Amigos Draw on Lomo'Instant Cameras
- Rob Liggins' City of Angels Turned Into a Stage to the Black Lives Matter Movement
- Community Spotlight: Hamish (@hamishcastricum) and Mike Mendez (@neufotomacher)
- The Colours of the Bali Sea by Caroline Ruffault With the Lomo LC-A+ and the Krab
- Cyanotype Experiments – by Velvet-Daddy
- The Black Lives Matter Movement in Zurich — A Visual Film Story by Stéphane Heinz
- Introducing – Bruna aka @bwretzky
- Street Graffiti and the Simple Use Metropolis Camera With Kenneth Bachor
- Xochitl Garcia on Self-Curating Your Analogue Work
- Basic Tips For Shooting In Golden Hour/Blue Hour
- Annalisa Gaeta’s Whimsical Crafted Portraiture
- Chris Cook's Timeless Pictures of the Black Lives Matter Protests in New York
- How I Encountered, Got Thrilled by and Stuck With Film Photography – a Film Story by @vlajov
- See You Soon, or Sometime – by Simon Gerlinger
- Spontaneity In Multiple Exposures
- Andrej Russkovskij in Berlin with the New Petzval 80.5 mm f/1.9 MKII Art Lens
- Exploring Archetypes in Photography – an Interview with Lena Jeanne
