Friday, October 26, 2012
The Early 40's in NYC on Kodachrome
Today I stumbled upon this astonishing collection of color photos taken in the early 1940's by Charles Cushman. They are so vivid, immediate and illuminating - I can't take my eyes off of them. Evidently Cushman was a tourist who snapped these photos on Kodachrome, an expensive color reversal film. Click HERE to read the full article and see more photos.
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omg!! I LOVE these!!!
Love your pictures! You are so right, these are beautiful!
Hugs,
What a wonderful discovery. Thank you for introducing me to Charles Cushman. Love!!!
Connie*
And the beauty and longevity of these photos remind me we could all sing a rousing chorus of: 'Mama don't take my Kodachrome away' - :-)
Too late. Kodachrome is gone and Kodak will stop making film altogether very soon.
But you can still buy Fuji.
I love film and will NEVER go digital.
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