#kodachrome photographs

[atomic-chronoscaph]

1950s and 1960s photos of ladies posing with their car

[blondebrainpowered]

Kodachrome photograph of Bettie Page, mid 1950s.

[intheblossomtree]

[cybergus]

From May 25 2023 @ Mexico City: Nocturnal Week, by Abelardo Ojeda

My Street Photoblog: https://cybergus.tumblr.com

[dermagischebumerang]

USA, 1979

Photo: Roland Helbig

[kodachrome-net]

Coffee Shop at Night, Greenleaf and Ravenswood. Chicago, October 1991

[hrsnowden]

El Capitan - Merced River - Yosemite NP

Harry Snowden

[bubblesorbubbles]

Sharp and cold

Kodachrome 64

[christmaslightssalesman]

November 1976.

From my collection.

[simonh]

Found Kodachrome Slide by Thomas Hawk Via Flickr: date stamped on slide June 1985

[blech]

Broken Slide, Moscow, 1982 © Boris Savelev, via Photo Espana.

When perestroika came about, dealers in the United States and Europe travelled to Moscow and Saint Petersburg in the quest for ‘authentic voices’. Secret City: Photographs of the USSR by Boris Savelev (Thames and Hudson, 1988) was the outcome of this effort and became the first monograph in the West devoted to an unofficial photographer from the now-defunct USSR. Now this exhibition is presented as a broader retrospective on Savelev up to today. It surveys the six decades in which he captured the everyday making—not only taking—photographs: from his beginnings in black and white with his Iskra 6×6 and his Leica, including his colour pictures in the 1980s with both Soviet Owarchrome and Western Kodachrome film, until his incorporation of digital technology

From Time Magazine, covering an earlier exhibition at the Michael Hoppen gallery:

Savelev, who spent his working life in the former Soviet Union as a rocket engineer, brings the same methodical eye to his photography and printing process.

Personally I like this image for its small burst of colour in a nearly monochrome landscape, done without the trickery that's usually required for that effect. His other works are well worth a look, too.

[eurigmorgan]

Found Kodachrome slide, bearing date 1967. Photographer unknown

[ultralowoxygen]

Found Kodachrome Slide -- Kansas by Thomas Hawk Via Flickr: handwritten on slide, "Kansas"

[cybergus]

From early February this year: Chinese New Year in Mexico City, by Abelardo Ojeda.

My Street Photoblog

[dermagischebumerang]

USA, 1979

Photo: Roland Helbig