Tuesday, February 4, 2014

Archival shots from Tangiers




These Kodachrome II scans date from 1974 and are from the casbah in Tangiers. The color from the old Kodachromes  has fared  well. The Kodachrome 25 that followed it was not as stable originally. Kodak did improve it later on and even brought out a Kodachrome 200. Super fast for those days.
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