In 2010, the final roll of Kodachrome was developed by Dwayne's Photo in Kansas.
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A time capsule of found photos of women in the 1940s. All snapped in magical Kodachtome color. They capture moments in time like no toher medium
itsoutnow.co is a cumulative online repository of creative expression, remarkable places and authentic events. It's Out Now produces multimedia content from a first-hand experiences.
itsoutnow.co is a cumulative online repository of creative expression, remarkable places and authentic events. It's Out Now produces multimedia content from a first-hand experiences.
itsoutnow.co is a cumulative online repository of creative expression, remarkable places and authentic events. It's Out Now produces multimedia content from a first-hand experiences.
From a Kodachrome slide. Photographer unknown.
A time capsule of found photos of women in the 1940s. All snapped in magical Kodachtome color. They capture moments in time like no toher medium
I love mid-century Kodachrome film – the colours are so vibrant that the images often seem to have a slight filter of fantasy applied to them. This view of George Street is one of my favourit…
© Original 35mm Kodachrome slide
A series of pristine Kodachrome images from 1962 evoke memories from the lost urban landscape of a then-burgeoning Surfers Paradise. Visiting country businessman Gordon Bruderlin took the images with documental intent for use in explanatory slide shows.
click on images for larger size (first posted 9/11/2017) Time to go back and pay another visit to Dave Gelina’s Flickr page of his collection of vintage Kodachorme […]
Several people have mentioned liking the Pie Town pictures in vintage Kodachrome posted here a week ago. Personally I didn't grow up with any relatives who went in for creating such intense color photographs during the decades when this was the dominant aesthetic – so I went looking for examples from other people's families. A few of the riches I discovered are humbly offered here. Image source is here
Kodachrome film introduced the world to color images. While not the first color film, previous color photographic processes saw limited use due to cumbersome and time consuming manufacturing, use and development. Released in 1935, Kodachrome film was manufactured for 74 years, with the last
© Original 35mm Kodachrome slide
A time capsule of found photos of women in the 1940s. All snapped in magical Kodachtome color. They capture moments in time like no toher medium
A time capsule of found photos of women in the 1950s. The fashions, the hairstyles, the beauty. Moments in time captured forever on Kodachrome
Images shared on the Facebook nostalgia page: Have You Seen the Old Gold Coast
A peek into a more innocent – some might say naïve – age, before the days of Women’s Lib and animal rights when the American circus was the grandest show business industry on Earth. Traveling tens of thousands of miles and playing to audiences tens of thousands strong, these stills capture the behind the scenes lives of the glamorous circus showgirls. These vintage color photos show us the 1940s and 50s as we’ve rarely seen them before, especially the shot of the lady cuddling the cute pussy between her legs. showgirl barnum & bailey, 1946 circus showgirl, 1950 aerial ballet showgirl, 1949 king bros circus, 1950 wardrobe wagon, 1959 ringling bros circus girl, 1945 performer lottie brunn, 1949 circus performer couple, 1954 mardi gras girl, 1952 circus people, 1955 dailey bros circus, 1950 circus women, 1956 circus girl, 1950 birthday flowers, 1941 aerialist pinito del oro, 1953
A look at the life of a 1950s Photo journalist - Photographer Ruth Orkin directed a little remembered docu drama in 1956 called Lovers and Lollipops. It inspired director Todd Haynes to make the Oscar
In Vintage Americana Vacations (1950s) ElectroSpark shares a set is for Kodachromes shot on the roadside, at attractions, shops, motels or resorts in the USA.
1940′s Stripes
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