Slowly photographing the world, frame by frame.
Ryan. 21. Photography student in Cardiff, UK.
Originally from Cheltenham.
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Camera obsessor and music blog runner.
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Posts tagged: Kodak
Paris, Summer 2011.
Camera - Canon A-1, 50mm f/1.4
Film - Kodak Colorplus 200.
Promo shoot for Jon Fazal & The Sundance Kid.
Camera - Canon A-1, 50mm f/1.4
Film - Kodak Colorplus 200.
Expressionist photograph from a project based around my interpretation of Burial’s music. Inspired by Uta Barth.
Camera: faulty Praktica MTL3
Film: Kodak Colourplus 200 (I think?)
sans titre by alistair_woods on Flickr.
World War II-Era Kodachromes
These images are stunning. Not only do they showcase a few of the millions of “Rosie the Riveters” who worked in the defense industry during this time, but they do so in such brilliant quality. Kodachrome film was first sold in 1935, but it was discontinued in 2009, though its legacy through photos like these (plus iconic images like “the Afghan Girl”) still lives.
Most of the images are from Shorpy, but they were compiled here, where many other lovely images of 1940s America can be found.
I wish Kodachrome still existed. Stunning photographs.
The Last Rays of Summer by Let There Be More Light on Flickr.
untitled by Mannequin- on Flickr.
untitled by DrewPerlmutter on Flickr.
The most wonderfully cheap and available film. Poundland!
