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Departed Pine

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Old wind blown pine catches the sunset rays on top of Spanish Mountain. Middle Fork of The Kings River, John Muir Wilderness, California, USA. August 1987. Kodachrome 64.

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sunfish

Kodachrome?

Voted 10/10

Ah yes, I remember kodachrome quite well. This one resembles velvia. Very nice.

Posted Jul 23, 2010 4:56 pm


	winemanvan	Re: Kodachrome?
	Hasn't voted	I used both Velvia and Kodachrome back in those days. It was always safer to buy Kodachrome in small towns as opposed to Fuji. Kodachrome was very consistent. Velvia though, if bought out of the fridge in a professional camera store rendered better, more true colors. Kodachrome always tilted toward blue, whereas Velvia erred toward magenta. Notice the bluish sky in this photo-- definitely Kodachrome. Velvia would have been much warmer, the light on the tree much more intense. Both films seem to have kept their color over the years. I have Kodachromes from the mid-70's that are perfect. My Ektachromes on the other hand have faded.
		Posted Jul 25, 2010 7:39 am