surfer dude
Well-known
Thanks Andy (if I am the Phil you meant - apologies otherwise).
I am totally in love with your Dad's shot from 1987 - it is just so mysterious with the half woman out the door - like a still from a fantastic mystery fim.
I have some of the last rolls and am looking for an opportunity to use it (I admit I've never used any in a rangefinder yet - can't wait). It will be such a loss because nothing (in my opinion) reacts in the same way under various conditions.
Can't wait to see more great work!
I am totally in love with your Dad's shot from 1987 - it is just so mysterious with the half woman out the door - like a still from a fantastic mystery fim.
I have some of the last rolls and am looking for an opportunity to use it (I admit I've never used any in a rangefinder yet - can't wait). It will be such a loss because nothing (in my opinion) reacts in the same way under various conditions.
Can't wait to see more great work!
KM-25
Well-known
Jeff Jacobsen is doing a nice book called "The Last Roll" that he has been working on nearly as long as I have on my project.
Photos:
http://www.jeffjacobsonphotography.com/the-last-roll
About the book:
http://www.jeffjacobsonphotography.com/about-the-last-roll
He is plum out of KL-200 though so I am going sell him 20 or so from my stash of the last batch. Super nice guy with his heart and eye in the right place.
Photos:
http://www.jeffjacobsonphotography.com/the-last-roll
About the book:
http://www.jeffjacobsonphotography.com/about-the-last-roll
He is plum out of KL-200 though so I am going sell him 20 or so from my stash of the last batch. Super nice guy with his heart and eye in the right place.
Monkeypainter,
Such a testament to the Biogon 25. I've got to get one someday, hopefully when I can shoot K64 with it. Wonderful photos everyone! Keep posting!
Leica M2 + Zeiss Biogon 25/2.8
Such a testament to the Biogon 25. I've got to get one someday, hopefully when I can shoot K64 with it. Wonderful photos everyone! Keep posting!
Leica M2 + Zeiss Biogon 25/2.8
sepiareverb
genius and moron
maddoc
... likes film again.
Expired KR-64 / M4-P / 90mm Summicron-M
l.mar
Well-known
Lilserenity
Well-known
I've started to scan the Kodachrome slides I shot this summer when I walked the North Downs Way in England (160 miles from Farnham, Hampshire to Dover, Kent.)
I shot 15 rolls and I reckon once all scanned in there might be 200 photos OK photos and a few real nice gems too. Definitely a trip that was a fitting epitaph for Kodachrome for me. (That and the Impression MK stuff which I am doing a lot of KR64 work with.)
Click on the picture here to see what I have scanned and uploaded so far:
North Downs Way, June 2009
Also a couple of pics from Impression MK:
Oxley Woods, Milton Keynes
Milton Keynes Theatre and Art Gallery, Central MK
Campbell Park from the Belvedere, Central MK
Fourteen rolls left now... Must also send a print out this week if I can...
Vicky
I shot 15 rolls and I reckon once all scanned in there might be 200 photos OK photos and a few real nice gems too. Definitely a trip that was a fitting epitaph for Kodachrome for me. (That and the Impression MK stuff which I am doing a lot of KR64 work with.)
Click on the picture here to see what I have scanned and uploaded so far:
North Downs Way, June 2009
Also a couple of pics from Impression MK:
Oxley Woods, Milton Keynes
Milton Keynes Theatre and Art Gallery, Central MK
Campbell Park from the Belvedere, Central MK
Fourteen rolls left now... Must also send a print out this week if I can...
Vicky
furcafe
Veteran
andredossantos
Well-known
Some wonderful photos in this thread! Sad to see Kodachrome go. One of the things that got me shooting film again was seeing some kodachrome slides a friend of mine took in the hospital the day after my daughter was born. Hopefully, we'll have film around for a while because I'm not ready to give it up
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l.mar
Well-known
semilog
curmudgeonly optimist
semilog
curmudgeonly optimist
This is, I think, from the very first roll of Kodachrome I ever shot, in high school:
K200:
K200:
Trius
Waiting on Maitani
semilog: Wow, those are terrific, especially the first and last.
semilog
curmudgeonly optimist
. Thanks, Trius.semilog
curmudgeonly optimist
abenner
undecided
K64, Leica MP, 35/2 ASPH
plummerl
Well-known
Eldorado Peak, North Cascades, state of Washington. July 1973.
abenner
undecided
That's an amazing picture. 37 years ago. There's nothing like Kodachrome.
Devil's Tower, K25, FM2n, 24mm AF-D
