Kodachrome, which Kodak stopped manufacturing last year, has been prized by the world's most eminent photographers for its beauty and refinement—the way it captures light and color is unlike anything else, and has made possible some of photography's greatest visions..
Despite having the bejeezus knocked out of it by digital, the singular beauty of analog photography should never be forgotten—and thanks to groups like the 1,668 member strong Kodachrome Flickr pool, it probably won't be.
put it up in the museums alongside the Polaroid camera.
ReplyDeleteReading this makes me feel old.
ReplyDeleteDo you think it'll be pr0n?
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year!
ReplyDeleteend of an era I suppose?
ReplyDelete:'(
ReplyDeleteWe do have to be willing to give up the old and unwieldy, no matter how much we love it. That's evolution.
ReplyDeleteI played some Simon and Garfunkel in remembrance.
ReplyDeleteI wonder what it will be. I hope it's something awesome.
ReplyDeleteone era has come to end
ReplyDeletehappy new year
aaww this is sad
ReplyDeleteWow I almost forgot about those rolls! Happy New Year =)
ReplyDeleteWow old school. Supported
ReplyDeletecrazy. supporting :)
ReplyDeleteAh, I read about this in the newspaper today. I didn't know how influential this film was until it was discontinued. The end of an era, no doubt.
ReplyDeleteThe evolution of photography. You will be missed. Happy New year!
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