Kodachrome bit the dust as the favorite film of our memories when it was retired in 2009. It was about that time the artist discovered the tin boxes full of Kodachrome slide transparencies. These images had not seen daylight or been viewed for many years. After scanning all 561 of the sides, he was able to see many images that had been forgotten with time. The look of Kodachrome is warm and inviting. A very special look, especially in the digital era. The artist decided to practice on these images in Aperture 3 to see what can be done with these "color positives" on both good images and bad images. For more information on Kodachrome please read our article, "Rest In Peace: Kodachrome". Thanks for visiting!

Corn Palace Circa 1957 Mitchell, South Dakota ©MMX Eric Hatheway All Rights Reserved

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