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Taco de Lomography ~ 2wenty

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Welcome to "Taco de Lomography", the long-running series where some of our favorite Los Angeles based photographers take a Lomography LC-A camera equipped with a Fritz the Blitz flash into the world to capture their version of the taco lifestyle. Please enjoy the latest edition of the series by artist and photographer 2wenty.

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Past Series:

Reserve Result

Erwin Recinos

Jasmine Safaeian

Tom Andrews

Brandon Shigeta

Birdman

Koi Ich Nguyen

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