Posts tagged film
Wednesday Ephemera #8: Family Kodachrome Slides (1950s)
Wednesday Ephemera #8: Family Kodachrome Slides (1950s)

Today I share with you a selection of Kodachrome slides that I came across one Sunday morning while visiting the Long Beach Antique Market.

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Art-Making & MusingsGina Clynegina clyne, photography, los angeles, california, los angeles photography, 127 slide film, 1950s, 2.5 x 2.5 film, american, americana, brownie camera, davidson star d, ephemera wednesday, exisiting, family history, family photos, film, film is not dead, flea market, kodachrome, kodak, long beach antique market, metal slide binders, mid century, old photos, paper ephemera, people take pictures of each other, picture taking, portraits, proof, slide, slide film, snap shots, square format, swap meet, the kinks, vintage, wednesday ephemera
Wednesday Ephemera #6: A Panoramic Group Photo (1950)
Wednesday Ephemera #6: A Panoramic Group Photo (1950)

I want to share with you a panoramic group photo that I purchased at the Vintage Paper Fair a couple weeks back.

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Art-Making & MusingsGina Clynegina clyne, photography, los angeles, california, los angeles photography, 1950, 20" long, analog, analogue, b&w, black and white, blog, daguerreotype plates, ephemera wednesday, film, folded photograph, George Lawrence, glendale, group photograph, handwriting, history, january, nostalgia, old photograph, panoramic, panoramic camera, panoramic group photograph, panoramic photo, paper, paper ephemera, photo paper, portrait, portraiture, telephone repair, The Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Company Repair Department, the photograph, vintage, wednesday ephemera