Don’t get me wrong (from this entry title) … it’s not that I’m against the No Nukes protest … it’s just that there is no way I’m gonna burn any money for this. Hahahaa! Maybe if it came out before the 25th Anniversary Edition … just maybe … just maybe … I’ll wanna buy it. Why do I get the feeling that Lomography is gonna do another neverending-Diana-clones stunt on the LC-A+ camera? Hmm … maybe soon they’ll have pink Hello Kitty LC-A+ as well?
The ‘No Nukes’ LOMO LC-A+ special was designed by the Seoul Lomographic Embassy in protest against nuclear weapons. Find the leather-skinned camera stamped with the ‘No-Nukes’ logo and packaged in a collectible box.
It’s the same pocket-sized, Minitar-lensed LOMO LC-A+ that we love – capable of bringing you those signature jawdropping photos with the deepest saturation, punchy contrast and shadowy vignettes. The ‘No-Nukes’ Edition is designed with a unique leather body and bundled in a wooden box, stamped with the “No Nukes” symbol and Korean lettering. Only 500 pieces available.
Thank God this version ain’t tempting enough to make me lose my mind (and money) … or else I’ll have to launch my own limited edition LC-A+ called ‘NO MONEY’.
Anyway … here’s an interesting interview with Kate Hudson, the Chair of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament.