Lomographer Tom Welland shares his best shots

Sunflare. Taken at Glastonbury festival with a Supersampler and a Kodak 200 film four years out of date Photograph: Tom Welland/Flickr

Morzine, France. Again the film was expired by two years, and this was taken on an LCA Photograph: Tom Welland/Flickr

Thailand double exposure, photographed on an LCA Photograph: Tom Welland/Flickr

The Championship play-off final, Reading v Swansea, taken on an LCA with Lomography Chrome film Photograph: Tom Welland/Flickr

Taken next to the West Pier in Brighton on a Lomo sprocket rocket camera Photograph: Tom Welland/Flickr

In this image of a statue in Winchester cathedral grounds, when photographing the first shot the other half of the image was blocked out with a credit card. Then the exposed side was blocked out again when capturing the second photo. It has been cross-processed it to give it the pink tones. It was taken on a LCA with slide film Photograph: Tom Welland/Flickr

A farm in Newbury, photographed with an LCA. This type of shot is called a rat's eye view Photograph: Tom Welland/Flickr

This shot was taken with the LCA and Ilford black and white 400ISO Photograph: Tom Welland/Flickr

A triple exposure of the houseboats at Shoreham-by-Sea, taken on a Lubitel 166. The film was later cross-processed Photograph: Tom Welland/Flickr