LomoLocations

Places to visit and shoot before yours days are through! Compiled exclusively by Lomographers – no travel agency on the planet has the variety of awe-inspiring world destinations you will find here. Daily updated, you can either check out the newest posts in the magazine or you can easily find a review of your choice on a LomoLocations Map. Curiosity-friendly – LomoLocations gives you all the info you could wish to know about a spot – description, address, pros and cons, the best time to go, what shoes to wear… and a bevy of fantastic shots to show you what you have been missing. Feel free to leave a comment! If you want to submit a lomo location just click here.

Most recent entries with city “London”

• Studio 2 in Abbey Road

  United Kingdom, London, Studio 2 Abbey Road
  posted by tommynorth on September 24th, 2008, 2 comments so far
  Tags: studio, history, and music

  

  Abbey Road is the famous studio where The Beatles recorded a lot of their songs, albums, musical interludes and their final studio album Let it Be. (George told John to f off or something like that.)

• Greenwich London

  United Kingdom, London, Greenwich
  posted by lazyrabbit on September 18th, 2008, 0 comments so far
  Tags: b&w, london, Museums, People, and Arcitecture

  

  This is a really nice spot in London. There are lovely buildings and great views of the whole of London if you walk to the observatory. There are also museums to keep you entertained to! Because of this there are lots of tourists which is good for candid shots and there are pretty good shops and facilities. It is really easy to get to either by train, bus or even the river!

• Portobello Road: A lovely lunch time walk

  United Kingdom, London, Notting Hill
  posted by tommynorth on September 12th, 2008, 0 comments so far
  Tags: drink, food, and shops

  

  I work near notting hill. I work in an office. I work at a desk, looking at a screen…...all day. It’s as exciting as it sounds. To ease the pain of monotony i go for little walks in various directions. Today it was glorious Portabello Road. The area is rammed full of funky second hand shops, antiques and assorted bric-a-brac. It also has the usual cheap shops full of high prices just for the tourists.

• Kensington Gardens

  United Kingdom, London, Kensington Gardens
  posted by whisper_low on August 7th, 2008, 0 comments so far
  Tags: leisure and park

  

  When in London, Kensington Gardens is the ideal place for a Sunday morning stroll in the company of a loved one and a hot cup of coffee. But beware! The park may not be the most visited one in London, but it’s still full of life. Pigeons are swooshing over you, swans are squeaking at you and millions of tiny little dogs are snapping at your heels. The human visitors may be few, but the animals who visit and live there are far more. Needless to say, the place is teeming with great photo-ops, just wait for a little dog or a swarm of pigeons and snap away!

• Hampstead, London

  United Kingdom, London, Hampstead
  posted by mubblegum on August 7th, 2008, 0 comments so far
  Tags: leisure and culture

  

  A gorgeous place in North London, with lots of lovely cafes & food places, high-end clothes stores, and plenty of historic buildings.

• Pole Dancing in London

  United Kingdom, London, pole people,Yan Huang by Warren Street tube, www.polepeople.co.uk
  posted by wil6ka on August 6th, 2008, 0 comments so far, 0 submissions so far
  Tags: dance

  

  Quite amazing, sliding up and down a post is a major fitness trend in Australia, UK and the US. Despite the fact, that the girls doing it with clothes on and not in a night club, the whole thing is still very sexy. But that is the idea: Bringing fitness and fun together. In London the whole movement was started around five years ago by a tv-journalist called Alison Hudd. With her Pole People she created a trend and is now coaching 300 gals a week. There are about 50 companies in London now who give courses and they are always looking for good lectures. the exercises are quite demanding. You have to pull yourself up the pole and try to do all the moves in the most elegant way. Everybody could do it and there have been 65 year old grannies been in the club as well as man. Probably he only came to watch the girls ;)

• Canary Wharf

  United Kingdom, London
  posted by lazyrabbit on July 15th, 2008, 0 comments so far, 0 submissions so far
  Tags: architecture

  

  This is a really nice place to go and take shots in London. It has great tall buildings and interesting angles. You can also take great shots of the hustle and bustle of working in the city. Well worth a visit when in London! It is also easy to get to via London underground or the DLR. Love it!

• Hampstead Heath

  United Kingdom, London, Hampstead Heath
  posted by mubblegum on July 11th, 2008, 0 comments so far, 0 submissions so far
  Tags: summer, park, landscape, and culture

  

  Such a gorgeous, huge park. With a lake, wildlife, and expansive greenery!

• Central London

  United Kingdom, London, Central London
  posted by grungekitty on July 11th, 2008, 0 comments so far, 0 submissions so far
  Tags: nightlife and culture

  

  Trafalgar Square, Charing Cross, Soho – busy haunts dotted around the hustle and bustle of central London, where a mixture of people and cultures melt together to create a fusion of colour and fascination.

• Trafalgar Square

  London, London, UK
  posted by jonheslop on May 14th, 2008, 0 comments so far
  Tags: history and culture

  

  I ride through there sometimes and even more occasionally I stop and take some pretty pics. I imagine it’s especially nice in or after the rain becuase the the ground would be really shiny and all the lights would make pretty shadows and reflections and people would have umbrellas and they always look cool. Another great thing about it is as it’s a big London landmark or whatever; they like to hold protests and function type things there, like on November 11th they have all the memorial stuff there so you take awesome pics of veterans and flags and people. Then after an exhausting Lomo shooting spree you could retire for a look around the National Portrait Gallery and get all inspired to run back outside and start shooting more people.