About
Located on one of the most famous beaches of the world, the Lomography Gallery Store Rio de Janeiro, opened its doors for the Lomographers in the Barata Ribeiro Street in the Copacabana Beach area. Here you can find and browse all the Lomography line of cameras, films, accessories and apparel. Our staff would be more than happy to help you when choosing a product!
Store Specials
Imagine a place located in the memorable Copacabana neighborhood where you can realize all of your analogue dreams! This is the Lomography Gallery Store Rio! At the entrance the spectacular LomoWall invites you to come in and immerse yourself in the analogue world. The Store space allows our visitors to freely browse all products, see the exhibitions and participate in Blue Hours, Workshops and Parties.
Store History
The first Lomography Gallery Store in Rio was located in a small place in Ipanema, but after 2 years we decided that the time has come to evolve and relocate to a bigger location. After some time of renovation we opened the Gallery Store with a big party on March 16th. All the Lomographers of Rio participated in this historical moment and we are now looking forward to seeing you around here!
Rua Barata Ribeiro, 369 loja B, 22040-001
Copacabana, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
store.rio@lomography.com.brOpening Hours: Mon - Fri: 10:00 am - 8:00 pm; Sat: 10:00 am - 7:00 pm
phone: +55 22672226
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Upcoming Events
- How to Use Tall Frames with the Sprocket Rocket
- Around the World in Analogue: Koh Tao, a Paradise in Panoramas
- Lomography Partners: Downtown Camera of Toronto, Canada
- Lomography Partners: Brooklyn Film Camera of New York, USA
- Sunlit in Radio Street—Photos by @raintoday
- How Ada Jakimiuk Seizes the Moment with Film Photography with “Intangibles”
- Envisioning Tranquility: Suntur on Designing the Lomo'Instant Automat Suntur Edition
- Purple All Around — a Photo Gallery by @that_came_out_wrong
- Creative Action Photography with the Fantôme Kino Film by Norbi Whitney
- James Joiner on Photographing Modest Mouse with Lomography Films
- Josen Chen: Shooting with the Most Interesting Film, the Lomography Color Tiger 110
- Cinzia and Gabriel: Capturing Beauty and Spontaneity in Nature
- Lomography Partners: No Sun No Happy Hostel of Kenting, Taiwan
- A Glimpse Into Angela Izzo's Imagination with the LomoChrome Purple
- Rescued Memories: Quinn Balazs Saves 87 Lost Films
- A Gallery of Cinematic Panoramas by Steven Wong
- Coastal Scenes with Sam Mitchell and the Fantôme Kino B&W ISO 8 Film
- Purple by the Sea — a Photo Gallery by @chloemaly
- Isabel Malia and the 100-Year-Old Camera
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- Sachyn Mital on Concert Photography with the Petzval 55 MKII Lens
- Carla Dief Takes the LomoChrome Metropolis Film on a Trip to an Industrial Area
- Intricate Flower Close-Ups Taken With a Dental Camera
- Come as You Are — a Photo Gallery by @sobermind
- Around the World in Analogue: Charms of Greece