Found some exciting photographs from my slide collection that I decided to share. You just can’t beat good old Kodachrome with the K-14 process. Trust me, if you think they look good on screen, they look even better on a projector screen.
Milwaukee, WI -Kodachrome
Cleveland, OH – Kodachrome
Illinois -Kodachrome
New York, New York – Kodachrome
Alright, really. I just wanted to see how this newly cobbled up computer will do on editing. I sure do need some screens though.
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You’re right, Kodachrome is sorely missed. Love the NY ferry.
I love the N Y ferry shot a lot too.
The last pic must be impressive when seen on a large screen. Once upon a time in America…
I did use a projector to view the said image on the wall, it was impressive.
Hmmm, I’m beginning to see a pattern in your work, trains, boats, bridges. What’s next, construction equipment? If you’ll come to Arizona I’ll take you to a copper mine where the trucks have tires over ten feet tall, and one load can fill a train car. My fav shot is the first one of the abandon street car. It has as an austere feel to it and the criss-crossing wires almost imprison the car and the building in the back ground. It’s a shame they took our Kodachrome away!
Happy trails,
SteveP
Hey Steve, I wish I could tell you I took all those wonderful shots. But I didn’t. They are just slides that I collected through the years. I collect many things as long as they are affordable. But as you already noticed they are such sweet photographs, I feel like I have to share them.
However, yeah I am as interested in trains boats and bridges myself. I will be sure to hit you up if I ever go to AZ again. I’d love to photograph a copper mine.
It’s a shame indeed, mama didn’t take my kodachrome away, Kodak did!
Cheers,
Derek
I’m so happy I found your blog ~ I love this post!!
Thanks, I am glad!