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Leicas and Kodachrome: Kodak has stopped manufacturing the iconic film after 75 years and the last Kodachrome lab, located in Kansas, will shut down at the end of the year. I shot thousands of rolls of Kodachrome both for personal work and while on assignment. It was my favorite tool for color work, but today I don't really miss it. Digital capture provides me more control and flexibility, particularly when working on location. But there was something about looking at those slides on the light box.
(images: Wurlitzer jukebox from the Hard Rock Cafe collection, San Juan de Dios Market in Guadalajara, Dairy farmer near Big Sandy, Texas)
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