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Friday, November 23, 2012

Archival slide scans from 1974 / Nikon Ftn




These scans are from slides ,mostly Ektachromes that I bought in 100 ft rolls and developed in Unicolor chemicals. The lens was, as I recall,. the Nikkor 35mm F 2.8. They show a world that is now gone.
This was the period when ads portrayed smoking as cool.
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