The color ones are Kodachromes while the black and white is from a Tri-X negative.It's amazing hoe the Kodachromes kept their color.
Tuesday, March 26, 2013
Coney Island, just a few more
People who visit this blog, will no doubt realize that I deem Coney Island a fascinating place to photograph. Some of these have been posted before but I still believe that they are worth a second look. They are all from the seventies all scans and all shot off season.
The color ones are Kodachromes while the black and white is from a Tri-X negative.It's amazing hoe the Kodachromes kept their color.
The color ones are Kodachromes while the black and white is from a Tri-X negative.It's amazing hoe the Kodachromes kept their color.
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