Smith's Arms

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By: Fred St. John
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Photographer	Fred St. John {Karma:25}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Kodak Retinette Viewfinder
Categories	Others	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	Schneider 50mm
Uploaded	10/5/2003	Film / Memory Type	Kodachrome
		ISO / Film Speed	0
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John E Robertson {K:1752} 10/5/2003

Nice historical view with the old cars. Must have look through my old Kodachromes I would guess this was taken in the 60's just shows what can be done when you still have an old slide or negative to fall back on 40 years later!!!

Donald McKay {K:340} 10/5/2003

If this is the product of faded Kodachrome. more people should leave their negatives out in the sun. I think it's a wonderful photograph, and if you have backed into a film-digital technique that is giving you results like this, keep doing it. Thanks for the photo, and thanks for going back into the archives.

Fred St. John {K:25} 10/5/2003

Still scanning through my old Kodachromes. Color is faded, but still looks OK in B&W.

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