Mama Don't Take My Kodachrome Away

[muddyfunkstar]

I had a kind of hybrid analogue/digital workflow for b&w. Tri-X or Plus-X, developed in diafine, then scanned the negs to the computer for digital darkroom treatment. Worked a treat.

Stopped shooting film a couple of years ago - costs got too much. I miss it - digital doesn't really have the same emotional engagement with the cameras and the processes. One day when the kids have grown up a bit and I have more time to shoot, I'll go back to it.

[Ansel]

One day when the kids have grown up a bit and I have more time to shoot, I'll go back to it.

Sadly, i wouldn't leave it too long. :-(

[Ansel]

Heders photographs were incredible and they were only taken on a Nikon D80. To me they really had soul.

hear hear, would love to see him make some photographic prints.

[muddyfunkstar]

Sadly, i wouldn't leave it too long. :-(

Yeah, true enough.

What I miss most of all is polaroid. I loved my SX-70 and SLR680 cameras.

[Ansel]

Yeah, true enough.

What I miss most of all is polaroid. I loved my SX-70 and SLR680 cameras.

you would make some great images. i saw what you did with your iphone. children are good to photograph :-)

[justintempler]

Kodachrome takes it place next to the Smith Corona typewriter and Vinyl record...

I wonder what people mourned the loss of 100 years ago? I can imagine people complaining the electric light bulb was inferior to the warm glow of their kerosene lamp.