I blogged about this in 2009.
National Geographic follows the very last roll of Kodachrome film ever as photographer Steve McCurry decides on a personal way to say goodbye to an icon in the little goldenrod box.
His final 36 photographs can be seen here, but the National Geographic documentary tells of the journey each portrait represents.
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January 17, 2013
June 23, 2009
Film at eleven
It took all of 9 minutes after the announcement by Kodak that they are retiring their Kodachrome film for the headline writers to quote Paul Simon. What's vexing (yes, I said vexing) is that the journalists were obligated to include lyrics in the actual article. I assume because the young'uns don't know the song.
Most of us born in the 60s or prior, heard the damn thing in our heads as soon as we saw the word. The teens are scratching their heads that film still exists at all.
Most of us born in the 60s or prior, heard the damn thing in our heads as soon as we saw the word. The teens are scratching their heads that film still exists at all.
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