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shihlun · 17 hours ago

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Hong Sang-soo

- Virgin Stripped Bare by Her Bachelors

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#hong sang soo #hong sangsoo #virgin stripped bare by her bachelors #오! 수정 #korean film #8mm #kodak #2000 #홍상수

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williammarksommer · a day ago

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Train Tunnels

California

Abandoned West

Hasselblad 500c/m

Kodak Ektar 100iso

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filmphotographyjournal · a day ago

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Four by Past Our Means

#travel #film #35mm #canon #pyramid #kodak #ae1 #egypt #explore #cairo #400 #portra #giza #indiefilmlab

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vikikollerova · 2 days ago

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X/21

#2021 #kodak #goat the artist #lemon tree

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convexly · a day ago

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12.2016 by ni kt

#cat #kitten #mylove #film #filmphotography #analoguephotography #kodak #nikonfg #50mm #myeverydaylife #vintagecats

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michaelheneghan · 3 months ago

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Two abandoned houses in Headford, Co.Galway.

#filmisnotdead #yet #film #35mm #analog #photography #galway #ireland #35mm film #film photography #kodak #made with kodak #analog photography #irish #cottagecore #rural

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thejakeallison · 10 days ago

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Sunrise on Portra 400

This image is from my new photobook, Frames of the Wasatch, which is available to purchase now!

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ewzzy · 18 days ago

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One of my favorite things so far in Dracula Daily is finding out Kodak cameras existed in Dracula times. I mean of course they did (the oldest surviving photo is from 1826) but it's still a brand name today. The first Kodak was from 1888.

Kodak box cameras like this weren't a tech invention really. Their popularity was from simplifying down to point and shoot, and more importantly taking development and reloading away from the photographer. For $2 ($65 today) you'd send in the whole camera and they'd send you a reloaded one with 100 shots in it.

By the time Dracula came out you could get what we now call a "prosumer" Kodak camera. It had replaceable parts and accessories but you could still just point and shoot. What did photos from this look like? Appropriately spooky!